Clergy Jobs and Careers: Jobs as a Priest, Rabbi or Minister
Clergy are responsible for the religious education, spiritual guidance, and moral counseling of the members of their faith. Many seem uncomfortable calling their jobs "careers"…
Monthly Archives: August 2014
City Planner Jobs and City Planner Job Description
City planners design cities, from the height of buildings, to the width of streets, to the number of street signs. They decide everything from where…
Child Care Jobs and Child Care Job Description
"Rewarding" is how most child care workers described their jobs, and positive feedback is one of its most appealing features. Child care workers are in…
Faurecia Emissions Control Technologies Adding 120 New Jobs to Franklin Plant
Summary: It was announced earlier this week that Faurecia Emissions Control Technologies will increase its employment levels by 120 new jobs in Warren County over three…
Career Counselor Jobs
A career counselor is a teacher, confidant, parent, and advisor to his clients. He helps people examine their interests, their styles, their abilities, and their…
Patience With Your Career Path
Getting lined up with the career you studied for, hoped for, dreamed for, is a matter of patience, of holding tight to that degrading…
What Can AdvertisingCrossing Do For Me?
You might be asking yourself, 'What can AdvertisingCrossing do for me?' That is a very fair question and one that we love to answer.…
Are You Happy with Your Career?
As we enjoy the first week of the New Year, many people begin to ask themselves if they are happy with their career. Not everyone…
4 Tips for Using the Search Function on Granted
When you are browsing through the jobs on Granted, whether you’re looking by location, category, company name or job title, it can be a bit…
Networking Is More Than Just Handing Out Business Cards
At a Chamber of Commerce Business Card Exchange several years ago a well-dress woman walked up to me, business card in hand and, in perfect form held it in both hands in front of me, gesturing for me to take it. I took the card from her and smiled. She looked up and in a polite voice, said "Thank you," and walked away. How sad. Here was this obviously well-intentioned woman, who most likely owned an interesting business but never learned what to do at a card exchange. Somewhe...