Career and Work Articles

These articles focus on finding a career you love, getting a job, and becoming a more valuable asset to your employer. If you are looking for a job, you can begin your job search below or check out some other job sites to help you find a job…

And here are some of of the more popular articles from this category…

* 25 Common Job Interview Questions
* Job Interview Preparation: Tips & Advice From An Interviewer
* 25 top paying jobs without a degree
* Tips to help you prepare for your next job interview
* 5 legitimate work from home jobs
* 12 ways to earn extra money
* 15 Jobs To Make Money While In College
* What to do when you hate your job
* 23 ways for teens to make money
* 10 Fun Summer Job Ideas for Teens

And for even more career and work articles, just keep on scrolling…

The 6 Different Types of Volunteers

12.30.2011 by Cherie 1 comment

Many people volunteer their time as part of their giving priority each year. Volunteering, whether in a faith community, at a local nonprofit, or in service to a neighbor, is an important part of a balanced life.

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How to Teach Your Children to Survive: Our Story

12.28.2011 by Carol 5 comments

It’s true: your children do, eventually, come back and thank you. At least my second son did last week. Home on furlough from the mission field in Haiti, he said to my husband in a conversation, “You know the best thing you ever taught me Dad was how to be responsible.”

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5 Reasons to Put Your Retirement Plans Ahead of Your Children’s College

12.08.2011 by Joe Plemon 31 comments

I recently spoke with a single mom who was planning to mortgage her paid for house in order to ease her children’s college burdens. Her logic? “I just can’t let them accumulate all of those student loans. What kind of a mother would?”

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Negotiating Tips: 4 Things You Shouldn’t Do When Making a Deal!

11.28.2011 by Tim 4 comments

Sometimes knowing what not to do is just as important as knowing the right things to do. This is definitely the case when it comes to negotiating.

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Procrastinating? Hack Your Procrastination!

10.28.2011 by John Frainee 8 comments

We’ve heard it before: “I just don’t have time!” It’s the excuse people use when they haven’t accomplished something they should have, or the excuse we use when we’re trying to justify our lack of productivity. Is there anything we can do to make more time? Not really. The only thing we can do is find ways to get the most out of our time, and I’m going to show you how!

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What’s In Your Hand: A Lesson From Moses

10.23.2011 by Tim 4 comments

Moses couldn’t take it anymore. He had spent enough days watching the Egyptians beating his people (the Hebrews) and he was going to do something about it. Murder.

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How to Attend College Debt Free!

10.11.2011 by John Frainee 9 comments

When you think of college, what types of things come to mind? The cost of tuition? Books? Financial aid? No doubt, college can be a stressful time, but you don’t have to add the burden of a strained financial life to the picture. You can be healthy – financially – and still graduate on time with good grades.

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5 Lessons I Learned From My First Job

09.29.2011 by Joe Plemon 11 comments

Growing up in a six child family, I didn’t receive — or expect — an allowance. My older siblings worked for their spending money, so I always assumed I would do likewise. Therefore, when I secured my paper boy job at age 14, I was only following family protocol.

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