Christian Jobs Directory: Resources for Jobseekers and Employers

Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Crime?

Recently I was reading a few articles about pending legislation on both the state a federal level that would make it illegal to discriminate against ex-offenders with regard to employment, housing and public services.  This legislation would be a seemingly powerful step in helping ex-offenders reintegrate into society.  It would great if the law dictated that legally no one could be denied employment for being an ex-offender.  Being a product of the Civil Rights movement, I hold little faith in legislation.  Laws do not change attitudes.

One of the most important elements of a successful job search and the subsequent interview is making the all important positive first impression.  You will never get a second chance to make a first impression. 

When looking for a job,  just as important as the words we use is the message that our bodies are sending.

You have been recently released and need a job to get on with the rest of your life.  Hopefully you have learned that life is all about choices.  The choices you continue to make will shape your life.  The job search is all about choices too. 
 

JobMob.co.il has compiled a list of the top forty tips for job seekers over the age of 40. This helpful list includes tips for rewriting your resume and how to use the internet to your advantage.

Michael T. Robinson presents his analysis of career trends for the future and has compiled a list of the occupations that he believes will boom as other begin to become obsolete in our new technological age.

Blogger Ryan Healey's article "10 Ways Generation Y Will Change the Workplace" from his blog "Employee Evolution" on the topic of the effects that young employees can have on how we look at and conduct business at work.