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FREE Resources
to help you:
1. United States of
America's primary source
on career info:
www.onetcenter.org
2. Wage Estimates Bureau
of Labor and Statistics
3. Organize Your Job
Search - Post a Question
etc.: www.cvtips.com
4. Starting Over After
Divorce:
www.womansdivorce.com
5. Starting Over for
Women:
www.makingbreadmagazine
.com
6. Self Improvement:
www.selfgrowth.com.
7. Job Postings, Resume
Advice and Resources:
www.careerbuiler.com
8. Templates for: business
plans, competitive analysis,
start up costs and more:
www.score.org/business_tool
box.html
9. Federal/Sate/Local
Government jobs:
www.USAJOBS.com
to help you:
1. United States of
America's primary source
on career info:
www.onetcenter.org
2. Wage Estimates Bureau
of Labor and Statistics
3. Organize Your Job
Search - Post a Question
etc.: www.cvtips.com
4. Starting Over After
Divorce:
www.womansdivorce.com
5. Starting Over for
Women:
www.makingbreadmagazine
.com
6. Self Improvement:
www.selfgrowth.com.
7. Job Postings, Resume
Advice and Resources:
www.careerbuiler.com
8. Templates for: business
plans, competitive analysis,
start up costs and more:
www.score.org/business_tool
box.html
9. Federal/Sate/Local
Government jobs:
www.USAJOBS.com
This site is here to help you make a career change or
go back to work while keeping a healthy life balance of
priorities, family and relationships.
Whether you are an empty nester who is re-entering the workforce, an
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Articles
Recession Resistant Careers
In a recent CNN opinion research poll of voters nationwide, the top three
issues on voters’ minds are the economy, the situation in Iraq, and gasoline
prices. So in a failing economy with increasing energy costs and great
national investment in the war, where does a job seeker look for stability?
Some industries are continually vulnerable during a recession such as
retail, manufacturing, finance and technology, but some industries seem
"recession-resistant," based on different trends at the time of the slowdown.
Look for the opportunities. Most employers are cautious so expect a slower,
yet steady hiring environment.
Do not make the mistake of thinking that only those with industry-specific
skills will be in demand. Hospitals not only need nurses and physical
therapists, they need administrators, marketers and information technology
workers.
Middle and high school math and science teachers continue to be in
demand. Other hard-to-fill positions in the education field include special
education and English Language Learner teachers, along with
administrators, school counselors, and teacher aides.
The need for national and cyber security is booming. Bank-card merchants
must comply with increasing federal regulations, state privacy legislation,
and industry standards. Security failures can be very painful for businesses;
the theft of customers' personal data can result in lawsuits and nightmarish
PR.
Renewable-energy manufacturing projects (such as solar and wind turbine)
are creating new jobs. Environmental engineers are in demand because of
crumbling infrastructures and climate change resulting in floods and
droughts that need solutions.
Due to a fast paced American culture, eating and drinking establishments
continue to grow and a high rate of turnover is a problem for restaurant
owners. These jobs cannot be outsourced and serve as an opportunity for
job seekers.
Many healthcare services are essential. Patient care can’t be outsourced.
The aging US population ensures a continued heavy demand.
So don’t let a downturn in the economy mean an abysmal turn in your career
search. Be smart about seeking opportunities. Start now!
Get Mary Lee’s new FREE e-book “Make Your Wheel of Fortune Spin on
Balance" by clicking here.
Follow Mary Lee's career tips on Twitter.com at StartingOverNow.
For the FREE Worksheets: “Does Your Resume Look Weathered?” and
“Goals Are the First Steps to Results” go to: www.startingovernow.
com/WorksheetsandArticles.html
Mary Lee Gannon is a career advice expert who went from being a stay-at-
home mother with four children to divorce, poverty and then on to become a
newspaper reporter, trade association executive director, public relations
consultant, and foundation president and CEO. View Mary Lee’s free career
tips, worksheets and Blog on her website at www.startingovernow.com.
Contact Mary Lee at info@startingovernow.com.
In a recent CNN opinion research poll of voters nationwide, the top three
issues on voters’ minds are the economy, the situation in Iraq, and gasoline
prices. So in a failing economy with increasing energy costs and great
national investment in the war, where does a job seeker look for stability?
Some industries are continually vulnerable during a recession such as
retail, manufacturing, finance and technology, but some industries seem
"recession-resistant," based on different trends at the time of the slowdown.
Look for the opportunities. Most employers are cautious so expect a slower,
yet steady hiring environment.
Do not make the mistake of thinking that only those with industry-specific
skills will be in demand. Hospitals not only need nurses and physical
therapists, they need administrators, marketers and information technology
workers.
Middle and high school math and science teachers continue to be in
demand. Other hard-to-fill positions in the education field include special
education and English Language Learner teachers, along with
administrators, school counselors, and teacher aides.
The need for national and cyber security is booming. Bank-card merchants
must comply with increasing federal regulations, state privacy legislation,
and industry standards. Security failures can be very painful for businesses;
the theft of customers' personal data can result in lawsuits and nightmarish
PR.
Renewable-energy manufacturing projects (such as solar and wind turbine)
are creating new jobs. Environmental engineers are in demand because of
crumbling infrastructures and climate change resulting in floods and
droughts that need solutions.
Due to a fast paced American culture, eating and drinking establishments
continue to grow and a high rate of turnover is a problem for restaurant
owners. These jobs cannot be outsourced and serve as an opportunity for
job seekers.
Many healthcare services are essential. Patient care can’t be outsourced.
The aging US population ensures a continued heavy demand.
So don’t let a downturn in the economy mean an abysmal turn in your career
search. Be smart about seeking opportunities. Start now!
Get Mary Lee’s new FREE e-book “Make Your Wheel of Fortune Spin on
Balance" by clicking here.
Follow Mary Lee's career tips on Twitter.com at StartingOverNow.
For the FREE Worksheets: “Does Your Resume Look Weathered?” and
“Goals Are the First Steps to Results” go to: www.startingovernow.
com/WorksheetsandArticles.html
Mary Lee Gannon is a career advice expert who went from being a stay-at-
home mother with four children to divorce, poverty and then on to become a
newspaper reporter, trade association executive director, public relations
consultant, and foundation president and CEO. View Mary Lee’s free career
tips, worksheets and Blog on her website at www.startingovernow.com.
Contact Mary Lee at info@startingovernow.com.
StartingOverNow.com
Articles
| Mary Lee Gannon is interviewed on Mind Your BIZness |
FREE e-book.
Get Mary Lee's FREE
e-book "Make Your
Wheel of Fortune
Spin on Balance" by
clicking here. Mary Lee
Gannon's work as a
newspaper reporter,
trade association
executive director,
public relations
consultant,
entrepreneur, and
hospital foundation
president and CEO are
the basis for her free
e-newsletter with tips on
"Starting Over."
Get Mary Lee's FREE
e-book "Make Your
Wheel of Fortune
Spin on Balance" by
clicking here. Mary Lee
Gannon's work as a
newspaper reporter,
trade association
executive director,
public relations
consultant,
entrepreneur, and
hospital foundation
president and CEO are
the basis for her free
e-newsletter with tips on
"Starting Over."
People who use the
FREE resources on
this site are:
* Starting over in
their career or
personal life
* Empty nesters
* Entrepreneurs
* Networking
* Job Seekers
* Starting all over
again
* Going through a
divorce
* Looking for career
opportunities
* Seeking FREE
career advice and
education
* Finding mentors
* Setting new life
goals
To chart your road
map to success
click here for FREE
"Worksheets and
Articles."
FREE resources on
this site are:
* Starting over in
their career or
personal life
* Empty nesters
* Entrepreneurs
* Networking
* Job Seekers
* Starting all over
again
* Going through a
divorce
* Looking for career
opportunities
* Seeking FREE
career advice and
education
* Finding mentors
* Setting new life
goals
To chart your road
map to success
click here for FREE
"Worksheets and
Articles."
Mary Lee Gannon's
Book "Starting Over"
will be released in
November of 2009.
Look for it in stores or
order it from
Amazon.com.
Book "Starting Over"
will be released in
November of 2009.
Look for it in stores or
order it from
Amazon.com.
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