If you check out the following link, you'll learn where you could move to quickly find a job:
http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/where-struggling-americans-can-find-a-fresh-start.html
I'll give you a little cheat sheet. The top 5 places for growth, safety, good schools, etc are in Alaska (brrrr), Utah (hot), Washington (rainy), Nebraska (flat), and Iowa (I get corn rash). Now I'm sure the inhabitants of these locations are enamored with their landscape and weather, but as for me, I'd like to stay right here. So if I were looking for a job, I'd have a choice to make - tough it out in the competitive market I'm in, or learn the 100+ words for snow or get a giant tube of Cortaid.
So I'll stay here and tough it out. But to be succesful at that, I'm going to need to stand out the vast sea of job seekers. MY FIRST ACT as a job seeker would be to create a free online portfolio at CareerScribe.com. My Indianapolis job search will be more successful if I can supply employers with more than just a resume. Remember, being noticed is the hardest part of being a candidate. So quit reading this blog, and create your professional portfolio at www.careerscribe.com!
http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/where-struggling-americans-can-find-a-fresh-start.html
I'll give you a little cheat sheet. The top 5 places for growth, safety, good schools, etc are in Alaska (brrrr), Utah (hot), Washington (rainy), Nebraska (flat), and Iowa (I get corn rash). Now I'm sure the inhabitants of these locations are enamored with their landscape and weather, but as for me, I'd like to stay right here. So if I were looking for a job, I'd have a choice to make - tough it out in the competitive market I'm in, or learn the 100+ words for snow or get a giant tube of Cortaid.
So I'll stay here and tough it out. But to be succesful at that, I'm going to need to stand out the vast sea of job seekers. MY FIRST ACT as a job seeker would be to create a free online portfolio at CareerScribe.com. My Indianapolis job search will be more successful if I can supply employers with more than just a resume. Remember, being noticed is the hardest part of being a candidate. So quit reading this blog, and create your professional portfolio at www.careerscribe.com!
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