Over the last couple years, startups have increasingly passed over tech epicenter SF in favor of the burgeoning startup scene in the sunny south. Intrigued, the team at tech career marketplace Hired.com decided to dig a little deeper in an attempt to figure out where the urban living is best for techies.
This infographic is a reminder for all job seekers asked to do a Skype interview to remain in strict eye contact with the interviewers. It provides tips for dealing with the interviews, both for the interviewee and the interviewer.
So your job asked you to relocate! While this can be exciting it can also be daunting a the same time. Fortunately, many corporations offer a lot of assistance and incentives to ease the burden of moving for your job. See what you can expect from a corporate relocation in the following infographic.
Throughout a lifetime, the average person will hold around 11 jobs and work for many different bosses. Even those that take pride in their work occasionally find themselves at the mercy of a boss they just cannot identify with. Of course, not every difficult boss is a handful for the same reason, each of them tend to have unique personality traits which make them individually unbearable.
This infographic by Ciphr fools no one but the uninitiated and unprepared for what the uncertain future may wildly offer in terms of job security. Within are 10 professions that are becoming extinct.
For those entering the workforce, it can be a scary time. It’s hard to know what the future may hold for many industries, but here is an infographic entitled “Growing or Going? Jobs of the Future”, showing you what industries are expected to grow, and which are expected to flop.
Nursing informatics is a rapidly growing sector of the healthcare industry. To learn more about this subject, check out the following infographic presented by NursingSchoolHub.com.
The claim that women make 77 cents to every dollar men make disregards many choices women make, leading to false claims on social inequality and skewing gender debates. In this infographic, TopManagementDegrees.com explores why women don’t REALLY make less than men.
Agree or disagree, but finding a job after college is really more about networking with the right people than applying for countless jobs. When you consider that most jobs are not even advertised, the value of networking becomes evident. In this infographic, DegreeQuery.com looks at how LinkedIn referrals can make the difference in finding a job.
Got a summer internship already lined up? Still looking for one? Considering whether an internship is right for you? CampusBooks can help. Here’s the scoop on types of summer internships, how to be a good intern, and what to expect in terms of compensation and experience and subsequent job leads after internship.
