JobSniper.com to provide Professional Career Evaluation and Career Tools for BizjournalsHire.comWritten by Job Sniper Staff
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Today, success of Chandler Hill Partners comes from experience, people, technology, and consistent methodologies available to organizations and individuals who trust us with their employment needs. Our sole determination is helping individuals and organizations achieve their employment goals. For more information on Chandler Hill Partners, please visit Chandler Hill Partners’ corporate web portal at http://www.chandlerhill.com. About ACBJ American City Business Journals is nation's largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers, serving 40 of country's most vibrant markets. The company employs more than 550 business journalists to provide exclusive, in-depth coverage of their business communities to approximately 3.2 million readers. The loyalty of these readers testifies to ACBJ's commitment to top-quality journalism, unsurpassed service for advertisers and readers and active business community involvement. ACBJ also operates The NETWORK of City Business Journals, a national advertising representative firm, and Biz Books, marketer of hundreds of business book titles. In addition to its business newspapers, ACBJ operates Street & Smith's Sports Group, which publishes three motor sports periodicals, SportsBusiness Journal and five sports annuals. ACBJ is a unit of Advance Publications Inc., which also operates Conde Nast Magazines, The New Yorker, Newhouse Newspapers and cable television operations. About bizjournalsHire.com Bizjournals with bizjournalsHire.com make up new media division at American City Business Journals, nation's largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers. It operates Web sites for each of company's 42 print business journals. The national bizjournals site features local business news from around nation, updated throughout day, top business stories from American City's print editions, industry-specific news from more than 40 industries, advice columns, and a full menu of tools to help professionals and operators manage their businesses more successfully. E-mail offerings include daily local business updates from any bizjournals market, as well as weekly updates of industry news from throughout country. The site also features online local jobs boards, local online event and business directories, as well as strategic partnership opportunities.
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| | Unemployment Blues: Getting ActiveWritten by Virginia Bola, PsyD
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5. List your abilities, skills, and positive personal characteristics on a piece of paper. Write down your past successes and triumphs, however small. Read list daily to remind yourself of your value. Add to list as you recall other positive qualities. 6. Remind yourself of realities of labor market – that most of us will change jobs dozens of times in our working life and many change actual careers several times. Being out of work does not mean that there is something wrong with you, just that it is now your turn to go through this upheaval. Next time it may be your spouse or friend – it is part of human condition in 21st corporate America. 7. Be kind to yourself. Your self-confidence, self-esteem and self-regard have all been hit with a steel boot. Actively look at yourself with eyes of a concerned friend and give yourself support, sympathy, and goodwill that you would extend to anyone you love who had suffered same fate.
Virginia Bola operated a rehabilitation company for 20 years, developing innovative job search techniques for disabled workers, while serving as a respected Vocational Expert in Administrative, Civil and Workers' Compensation Courts. Author of an interactive and emotionally supportive workbook, The Wolf at the Door: An Unemployment Survival Manual, and a monthly ezine, The Worker's Edge, she can be reached at http://www.unemploymentblues.com
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