Yearly Archives: 2010

With unemployment rates rising and the recession market affecting jobs it has become difficult to procure a job that provides security and stability (financial). Quoting from the Hindu scriptures – ‘Nothing is stable, everything keeps on changing’; the same can be said about the job scenario today. This has resulted in a confused crowd where people do not know what to do with their degrees and experience in hand. Better still; the confusion is regarding – where to apply! Not that there is a dearth of newer avenues, but everything seems to be saturated and hugely competitive. Hence, a mix of attitude and expertise, coupled with a mindset of working smart is required that will help you find a job that suits you.

How many of us don’t want a six figure income? Yes you are correct. All of us do. But times have changed now. Gone are the days when you could only get six figure jobs if you had a law firm degree or were a Harvard Graduate.

If there was ever a success story regarding converting cities to paradise, Las Vegas would fit the bill perfectly. From a desert land to establishment of the city in 1905 to becoming one of the world’s top tourist draws, Las Vegas is an inspiration in itself. Rapid construction and free trade made Lass Vegas what it is today.

Any recruitment is the result of an employer having a bias over a candidate. Earlier this was not the phenomena when jobs were surplus. Candidates were solely judged on their merit and experience. However, with changing times, employers keep on looking at newer ways to eliminate candidates. The recruitment process has become more elimination than selection. One of the major areas that affect our immediate job prospects is the presence of a good resume.