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The first time embarking on something new can be a little scary, mostly because you’re not sure exactly what to expect. Whether it’s making a cake for the first time or flying a plane for the first time, while these are drastically different, there is some legitimate fear there. In most cases, these things tend to work out for the best, and you will find that your fear is somewhat illegitimate after it’s all said and done.

All successful home inspectors are not born to have eagle eyes that can spot each crack and defect in the house quickly. They succeed because of their hard effort as well as their vast experience in the industry. There are many practical ways that contribute to the success of this profession. One of the most effective ways is through training.

In many provinces and states in US, most of the practical standards for home inspectors are enacted by the professional associations such as American Society of Home Inspectors, the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, National Association of Home Inspectors and National Association of Building Inspection Engineers. Although it is not compulsory to obtain a membership from any of these trade associations, it is advisable for you to join them in order to equip yourself to be an all rounded inspector.

You remember the classic fairy tale. Cinderella flees the Royal Ball at midnight, accidentally leaving behind one glass slipper. The captivated Prince Charming picks it up and searches the land to find its beautiful owner.

More often than not many young employees start their careers with dreams of working for a large prestigious firm, in whatever their field may be. Yes it’s true that when you work for a large firm you definitely have name recognition working in your favor, you also have decent benefits, and a vast amount of resources at your disposal. While it is true that working for a large company has it’s perks, many new entrants into the corporate arena tend not to even think about working for small companies. While big companies can offer you a lot because of their large size, there are a host of benefits that working for a small company can afford you because of their small size.

The new reality is that GPO’s are an employer of choice these days. They are the organizations where the really interesting stuff is happening – where you can beef up your procurement strategies on resume and stay at the ‘leading, bleeding edge’.

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Being “downsized” can present economic and emotional hardship, but it can also present opportunities. If you’ve recently lost your job due to corporate “downsizing,” this article will help you develop an optimistic perspective, using the 80/20 rule, that will benefit you during your time of transition.

Although the severe recession time is over, the risk is not all clear. It will take some more time for economy to get stable and recession to be wholly out of scene. So, along with knowing about how to keep your job safe during financial crisis, you must also be prepared for a layoff. Here are some ways to tackle with this grave problem.

With all the focus on layoffs and unemployment rates, it is sometimes hard to remember that the majority of Americans are still employed. Below, I offer some advice to give you the best shot at staying employed, and not being on the top of your managers downsizing list if your company restructures.

Do you want a promotion at work? Do you just want job security? If you don’t get on with your boss – or even hate them then you need the secret weapon to career success. Easy to use and you can start straightaway! Just watch your career turn round!

In a brilliant book entitled “Job-Shift: How to Prosper in a World Without Jobs,” William Bridges says we are living in a jobless society. What you ask? There are no jobs? Let me explain. In the U.S., the concept that we have of jobs has only been in existence for about the last 150 years.