The job search: tactics for success

Article Abstract:

Since job searches are full-time jobs, they require thorough planning. First, people need to decide what type of work they want, where they want to do it, and how much they need to be paid. After making these decisions, a resume that reflects one's individuality should be written. The resume must include an accurate list of all previous employers, succinct descriptions of job duties, and must be professionally printed. Business acquaintances and trade and professional associations can help ensure that the resume gets sent to the right people.

Methods, Planning, Job hunting, Resumes (Employment), Resumes

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Fear of forecasting

Article Abstract:

Most business enterprises and market enthusiasts depend heavily on economic forecasts for making business-related decisions. However, few people realize that economists are more concerned with analysis of present conditions than with future events predictions. Economists generally avoid making future forecasts because these events can never be guaranteed for accuracy. Thus, market decisions are best left to a consideration of present market terms.

Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Financial markets, Economic forecasting

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