Posts Tagged ‘Career planning’

Career Transition: Follow Your Dream and Passion And Become A Graphic Designer

January 8th, 2012

By Jemma Scott

If you enjoy brands, conceptualizing the look and feel behind the brand and the brand logo and have a passion for creating visually aesthetically designs, then the thought to become a graphic designer may have crossed your mind. The role of a graphic designer is to create designs be it for a web site, an ad campaign or a certain brand that prompts attention, appeals to a certain target market and is aesthetically appealing while communicating an ideal or object. In this article we will give you some steps to become a graphic designer so we can send you off on your designing career.

Why become a graphic designer you may ask? Well apart from it being your passion, many » Read more: Career Transition: Follow Your Dream and Passion And Become A Graphic Designer

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Lead the Band – Self-Leadership – Part 1 of 2 (video)

January 2nd, 2012


First in a 2-part series featuring Rosa Payes, PHR presenting “Lead the Band – Self-Leadership”

Rosa is a Human Resources Professional with over eight years’ experience in the educational and government sectors. As a human resources professional, Rosa led the human resources functions of a growing primary and middle school. She brought to these tasks and responsibilities both strategic thinking and planning, and the day to day management of a hands on operational supervisor, in an 11 million dollar organization. Technically, she is on top of and ahead of the curve, in updating, automating and making effective the human resources systems. Rosa is truly a consummate professional, a true business partner with great people skills in excess and abundant human resources technical proficiency. She is affiliated with the Society for Human Resource Management Association, the Greater Merrimack Valley Human Resource Association, and the Project Management Institute. She is a Certified Human Resource Professional and holds a Bachelor of Science in Management of Human Resources from Bellevue University in NE.

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Career Transition: Starting a Home Cleaning Service Company

December 27th, 2011

By Dave Tucker

With an ever diversifying economy and an increased pace of life, working professionals often find that they have little time to take care of matters at home. Garden services have been popular for decades now, with professionals having little time to tend to lawns and household exterior landscaping so with numerous households now surviving off two incomes, there is a definite market for entry businesses.

What does one need to start up a cleaning business? Whether it’s deciding what materials and equipment you need, from carpet cleaning fluid through to deep cleaning vacuums you need to forecast and budget for success.  So take a look at some handy ideas and hints.

Service Area

For flexibility and an easy start up for your home cleaning services company would be to service the area close to your home. Transporting appliances and supplies becomes easy and it keeps your » Read more: Career Transition: Starting a Home Cleaning Service Company

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