Career Development
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The 2022 Central Florida Employment Outlook revealed post-covid hiring issues impacting companies in almost every sector. OrlandoJobs.com surveyed 134 four employers covering nineteen sectors and one-hundred-twelve-thousand employees. Significant findings include record spending by employers ...
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The Great Resignation is the Opportunity of a Lifetime To Get Your Best Job Ever- Here is How!
1/10/2022
The "great resignation" is alive and well. Since August of 2021, over 4 million people have quit their jobs…each month! Pre-Covid, this would indicate a booming economy. But just like the pandemic, nothing is normal, and the job market is certainly no exception. The good news is that this employm... -
The most important career tip for 2020 is pretty simple. Identify if you have the skillset to accelerate your career in your chosen field. Central Florida jobs are skill-based, and that skillset and your awesome attitude will pay huge dividends.
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In the future robot recruiting world, the hope is the job seeker may not even have to worry about optimizing their resume since the robots will “compile” it using all your data points it finds in anything you have ever done on the internet.
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For most people, they have a tough time networking for jobs. It usually goes south because the people you meet cannot directly help you. But you want to convert these people into your personal “job angels”.
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Disney has added the University of Central Florida to their Disney Aspire education program. The program provides 100% free tuition to eligible U.S.-based hourly full-time and part-time Disney cast members and employees.
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Many are leaving very stable jobs for greener pastures in a red-hot economy. Is this a good idea? Yes. Well, for some, maybe not.
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Soft Skills Are the Key to Landing a Job
1/22/2019
When you walk into an interview, do you think about your soft skills? Do you even know what soft skills are? Hiring managers certainly do! -
Researchers have found your daily emotional well-being increases up to a certain salary, and after that it plateaus.
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Despite constant doubts throughout his life, Shaquem Griffin has proved the naysayers wrong. Now he's on the brink of achieving his dream.
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Ready for a New Job in 2018? It Might Be Time - Depending on How You Answer These Questions
12/11/2017
2018 will be your time to STRIKE to forward your career goals and financial outlook. Are you ready? If so, here are some questions to consider... -
2017 Central Florida Employment Report Just Released - Important Information For Job Seekers!
4/17/2017
This is the 9th year that our staff reached out via phone to 135 human resource professionals, talent acquisition managers and business owners to get the “inside scoop” on what really is going on with employment in the Orlando MSA. -
Fake news is becoming a huge thing today in America. If you hear a news story, there is a chance that it may not be true; especially in the political world.
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If you are engaged in a job search and sending out numerous resumes and applications without hearing anything back from the employer, you are not alone.
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Looking for a new job? Next Friday (11/18/2016) at the AMWAY Center, OrlandoJobs.com presents the 8th Annual Florida Blue Florida Classic Career Expo & Diversity Job Fair.
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If you are a member of LinkedIn, you already know how this site can be a very valuable resource especially during a job search. LinkedIn is really a large public resume database that gives recruiters and companies looking for talent an organized place to find your credentials.
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Harvard Business Review just completed a study that explores if chit chat before the formal interview influences the interview itself.
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The Benefits of Co-Working Spaces
9/28/2016
Orlando has embraced the co-working phenomenon and has several dynamic spaces available to entrepreneurs and remote workers. -
For many years, the Florida higher education system has been unable to offer degrees in the rapidly expanding field of genetic counseling, leaving it the largest state in the nation without such programs.
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You heard it here first. In the next couple years, your resume will only be one half of a page.