Career Networking

OK, you have a stellar work record and a killer resume. But that may not be enough to land you the job of your dreams. Job vacancies are whispered through the old boys' (and girls') network, gone global thanks to technology. So it really isn't about what you know, but who you know that'll help you get a that next job. more »

Michigan's image as a state with high unemployment rates is longstanding and mostly deserved. However, auto-manufacturing jobs aren't the only options in southeast Michigan. The presence of many community colleges and universities makes southeast Michigan a better-than-average place to seek many kinds of jobs. Using a few resources... more »

That old saying, "It's not what you know, but who you know," is a cliche but true. Studies show that the majority of successful job hunters use some kind of personal connection to find a job rather than applying blindly to ads in a newspaper or an online job site. Networking can range from having a relative ask around for jobs at his... more »

Now that you have a better idea of what your new career should be about, it's time to start looking. How long will it take, and how can you make a transition without turning your life and finances upside down? Where and how should you spend your time to be the most effective in furthering your new career aims? How can you plan a... more »

Networking is an important tool for those looking to succeed in their chosen career. Networking allows you to establish connections with other people in your field and to use those connections to your benefit. Whether it is formally or informally, connecting with others in your field can help to make you, and your skills, experiences... more »