Sales & Management is one of those career paths that are an excellent choice for those who have a desire to advance in the industry. The great benefit is, managing sales & people is a skill that a computer really can't replicate - so your job security is fairly good in the long term.
This job fair is put on by the Diversity Career Group, and is a great way to meet potential employers in the area. Bring several copies of your resume - and make sure you stand out with great energy and enthusiasm when you meet employers at the job fair.
When:
January 17, 2012
11am - 2pm
Where:
Embassy Suites Hotel - SFO Airport/Burlingame
150 Anza Blvd
Burlingame, CA 94010
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Sacramento Career Job Fair - February 22, 2012
One of the first jobs fairs of 2012 in Northern California will be at the Red Lion hotel in Sacramento. If you didn't find a job, or lost your job in 2011 ... it's real important to stay up on finding a new job. Employers are becoming more and more picky these days on the type of applicants they decide to hire - so it's important that you know what they are looking for. Typically if you are dedicated, have a strong work ethic and communicate well - you can find a good job just about anywhere in Sacramento.
When:
Wednesday - February 22, 2012
11:00am to 2:00pm
Where:
Red Lion Hotel at Arden Village
1401 Arden Way
Sacramento, CA 95815
Be Sure to bring a few copies of your resume & wear some nice clothes!
When:
Wednesday - February 22, 2012
11:00am to 2:00pm
Where:
Red Lion Hotel at Arden Village
1401 Arden Way
Sacramento, CA 95815
Be Sure to bring a few copies of your resume & wear some nice clothes!
Monday, January 2, 2012
The High Tech Companies Are Hiring Because You Can't Work For Them
A quick visit of the world's most popular websites finds them all hiring at the moment.
The list goes on folks.
You probably spend a good part of your day on some of these sites, and yet you've never realized that maybe you should look to work for a company that you actually like.
You think just because you've got 1,400 friends on Facebook, and you own every Apple product - you're an expert and can work for them.
You're wrong.
Know what JavaScript is? Hint: it's not a new drink at Starbucks.
What's Objective C? How about JQuery? Do you know what Sencha Touch is? Ever heard of XML? How about how an API works?
No, no, no and no again.
That's too bad, because you'd be hired if you did.
Funny thing is you can teach yourself this stuff on the internet about as well as you can from a prestigious University, because it's changing so fast - and any text book is out-dated the minuet it's published. Not to mention you can probably apply for some of these jobs based on your skills - and not necessarily what grades you got in school. (You probably wouldn't even need a degree if you self taught yourself).
Chances are you're too lazy though. It's kind of like learning a new language and no one thinks that's cool. But based on how popular these companies are, it would be kinda cool to say you worked there. Too bad you can't.
The list goes on folks.
You probably spend a good part of your day on some of these sites, and yet you've never realized that maybe you should look to work for a company that you actually like.
You think just because you've got 1,400 friends on Facebook, and you own every Apple product - you're an expert and can work for them.
You're wrong.
Know what JavaScript is? Hint: it's not a new drink at Starbucks.
What's Objective C? How about JQuery? Do you know what Sencha Touch is? Ever heard of XML? How about how an API works?
No, no, no and no again.
That's too bad, because you'd be hired if you did.
Funny thing is you can teach yourself this stuff on the internet about as well as you can from a prestigious University, because it's changing so fast - and any text book is out-dated the minuet it's published. Not to mention you can probably apply for some of these jobs based on your skills - and not necessarily what grades you got in school. (You probably wouldn't even need a degree if you self taught yourself).
Chances are you're too lazy though. It's kind of like learning a new language and no one thinks that's cool. But based on how popular these companies are, it would be kinda cool to say you worked there. Too bad you can't.
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