your job will come

In this week's "Your Job Will Come" podcast, WalletPop's Aaron Crowe talks with career counselor Alan De Back about his new book "Get Hired in a Tough Job Market" and some out-of-the-box job search tactics. One of the top tactics is to get off the computer and expand your network. So get out and...

WalletPop's Aaron Crowe talks with Scott Ginsberg, author of "Stick Yourself Out There" and "Get Them to Come to You" about how to be an approachable job candidate, in this week's "Your Job Will Come" podcast. Among the the tips are cleaning up your name search on Google and making everything...

In this week's "Your Job Will Come" podcast, Aaron Crowe talks with job search professional Kevin Kermes about military techniques he learned in the U.S. Army that can be used in finding a job. They also discuss how and why elevator pitches should be revamped in the job hunt.

In this week's "Your Job Will Come" podcast, Aaron Crowe is joined by personal finance expert Carrie Coghill Kuntz to discuss how to protect your credit score while unemployed. With the national unemployment rate up to 9.8% in September and 263,000 jobs lost last month, there are plenty of people...

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From knowing what job you're interviewing for to dressing appropriately and knowing where you're going, there's a lot to do to prepare for a job interview. Just researching the company's Web site can take hours of preparation. WalletPop writers Aaron Crowe and Jennie Phipps discuss how to best...

WalletPop writers Aaron Crowe and Jennie Phipps discuss in this podcast what are the best majors for incoming college freshmen if they want to get a job when they graduate in four years.With the country in a recession so severe the fallout will probably still be affecting the job market in four...

With men getting laid off at three times the rate of women, the recession is quietly producing more stay-at-home dads and changing how households are run and children are raised.The typical father spends about seven hours per week in "primary child care," according to a Time magazine story, which...

While it helps to have severance, a working spouse, parents who will give you cash, or money set aside for such emergencies, "funemployment" is a great way to be unemployed if you can afford it.A recent Los Angeles Times story about the term points out that the happily jobless tend to be single and...

As anyone who has been out of work can attest, looking for a job is more than a full-time job.With the networking, finding jobs to apply for, applying for those jobs, and hopefully going on interviews, a job seeker can easily spend more than 40 hours a week looking for someone to hire and pay them...