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Dental Hygienists Jobs Offer Flexible, Part-Time Careers
June 26, 2007
A career as a dental hygienist offers flexibility for people interested in part-time schedules.
Criminal Justice: A Legal Career That Doesn't Require Law School
June 21, 2007
A criminal justice degree can be an efficient route into the legal profession.
MBA Insights: The Path to Entrepreneurship
June 19, 2007
The number of entrepreneurs in the U.S. continues to grow, and you can prepare to join their ranks by earning an MBA.
Dental Assistant: A Career You Can Smile About
June 14, 2007
A job as a dental assistant can mean job security. It can also serve as a springboard to the more lucrative position of dental hygienist. Read on to learn more!
International Business: The Future is Here
June 12, 2007
International business is an important part of the U.S. economy, making an international business degree a valuable career tool.
Criminal Justice School Can Prepare You for a Law Enforcement Career
June 8, 2007
The Virginia Tech shootings highlighted a variety of jobs in the law enforcement field. Getting a criminal justice degree can start you on the path to a law enforcement career.
Part-Time MBA Programs Offer Flexibility, Convenience
May 15, 2007
Getting an MBA doesn't mean you have to quit your day job. Part-time MBA programs offer flexible evening and weekend schedules, and many students are flocking to enroll.
HR Pros Boost Business Value
May 10, 2007
Want to find a business career that really packs a punch? Human resources management professionals are of extraordinary value to any business.
PHR Certification: Don't Leave Business School without It
May 8, 2007
Human resource professionals are turning to Professional Human Resource (PRH) certification in record numbers as a way to broaden their education and experience.
Many Business Need Ecommerce Consulting Services
May 3, 2007
Many business owners are clueless about developing a successful ecommerce marketing plan. A career in ecommerce consulting can allow you to help companies grow their businesses on the Web.
International Business Degrees: A Passport to India
May 1, 2007
As India's economy booms, new opportunities for jobs and training are opening up for students studying for international business degrees.
E-Commerce: The Frontier of Opportunity
April 27, 2007
Rapid change in the field of e-commerce creates a new frontier in business career opportunities. Learn how an e-commerce degree can make all the difference!
Human Services Degrees: Help Your Community
April 24, 2007
Are you passionate about helping others? If so, a counseling degree can prepare you to work in a variety of fields assisting other people, such as substance abuse, educational, or family counseling. Read on to learn more about human services programs!
Go Places with a Travel and Tourism Degree
April 19, 2007
If you love to travel and enjoy helping people, an online travel and tourism degree may be the first step on the path to an exciting career.
Fashion Yourself a Career with Style
April 17, 2007
A fashion merchandising career can be a practical way to pursue a passion for fashion.
Business Management Tops Wage Ladder
April 12, 2007
Wondering if it's worth it to invest in an MBA or other business management degree? In short, yes! Business management skills are rewarded with the top spot in wage rankings. Read on to learn more!
MBA Grads: Small Businesses Make Big Careers
April 10, 2007
Whether you've already earned your business administration degree, or are just considering it, don't overlook the small business sector. Small businesses represent both opportunity and a good fit for business administration skills.
How Important is the GMAT for Business School?
April 5, 2007
Most MBA schools consider the GMAT an important indicator of your potential success as an MBA student, so it's important to really prepare for this exam.
TV Trends: Tune In for Career Inspriation
April 3, 2007
Think TV is for slackers? Think again! Reality TV may inspire your fashion marketing, culinary arts, and business management career.
Sarbanes-Oxley Boosts Accounting Jobs
March 29, 2007
Regulatory changes like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act have created demand for good accounting professionals, pushing salaries ever higher and making an accounting degree a more attractive career choice.
YouTube Changes Real Estate Marketing
March 27, 2007
Streaming videos boost real estate sales and marketing on the Web. Want to break into this booming career field? Don't overlook this growing trend!
Online Marketing: Small Businesses Fall Short
March 22, 2007
Interested in a career in marketing? Opportunities exist for those with vision and experience in small business marketing.
"The First-Time Managers" Helps Business Rookies
March 20, 2007
The First-Time Manager by Loren B. Belker and Gary S. Topchik offers tips to help those just starting out in their business management career.
Administrative Support: Gateway to a Business Career
March 15, 2007
Want to launch a higher-level business career, but don't have the experience or training you need to get ahead? An administrative support job could be your gateway to advancement. Here's how!
Job Outlook in the Finance and Accounting Sector Is Strong
March 13, 2007
If you enjoy working with money and investments, now is a good time to work toward a degree in the finance or accounting fields as job growth is expected to stay strong.
College Recruiters Use E-Business Strategies
March 8, 2007
More colleges and universities are adopting e-business strategies--rom text messaged announcements to virtual communities--to e-recruit potential students.
Go Global with an International Business Degree
March 6, 2007
Caught the travel bug? An international business degree could offer a bit of culture and a lot of professional success. Here's how!
Web Marketing: Social Networking Pays Off
March 1, 2007
More companies are developing marketing and sales plans that aim to cash in on the popularity of social networking Web sites such as MySpace and Facebook.
Fashionistas: Earn a Fashion Merchandising Degree
February 27, 2007
Use your sense of style and ability to spot fashion trends to earn a degree in fashion merchandising. Learn how to choose a fashion school and launch your career!
Engineering a Plan to Attract More Women
February 23, 2007
Engineers help create new technology, improving the way we live and work, while earning a great salary. So why are there so few females in engineering schools?
Hot CPA Careers
February 21, 2007
CPA training offers great job opportunities and a wide variety of career options.
Goodbye Black Friday, Hello Cyber Monday?
February 15, 2007
How much shopping do you do on the days immediately following Thanksgiving? If you're like most Americans you probably did a little bit. But thanks to a brilliant e-commerce marketing strategy you may have done a bit more online this year.
Estate Planning Biz Booms
February 13, 2007
With the largest segment of the American population approaching retirement age, a career in estate planning may prove to be a very lucrative choice.
The National Retail Federation's Holiday Survival Kit
February 8, 2007
Think of it as the ultimate "Retail Season" Press Kit, the National Retail Federation's annual Holiday Survival Kit is a great source for all kinds of facts and sales figures associated with holiday shopping.
Getting Into MBA Programs: Experience Counts
February 6, 2007
What does it really take to get into an MBA program?
Timing: Should You Apply for an MBA Program Now or Later?
February 1, 2007
Is now the time to apply for a business administration program?
When Bad Supervisors Happen to Good People
January 30, 2007
Can a bad supervisor threaten your entire business management career? Not if you dodge the bullet.
Study for Your GED Online to Advance Your Career, Earnings
January 25, 2007
If you didn't graduate from high school, passing the GED test may be the first step toward boosting your career and earnings potential.
Financial Aid: The Business of Buying an Education
January 23, 2007
Continuing your business education won't be cheap, but financial aid is available. Here's a review of some of your options
The Center of It All
January 23, 2007
Call center jobs, like any other job, can be stressful at times. But imagine if you were on the receiving end of desperate calls for help during this incredible hurricane season.
Make it Big in Sales and Marketing
January 18, 2007
Fortune 500 companies face constant challenges with turnover, technology, and demographic changes. They're also fantastic employers for budding sales and marketing professionals. Here's what you need to know to make it in this competitive industry!
Management Consultants: The Fix-It Gurus
January 16, 2007
You think things would be better if you were in control? Now's your chance to prove it, by entering the field of management consulting.
Online Business: E-Commerce Fuels New Jobs
January 11, 2007
Ecommerce is becoming a core business process. Find out why employers need ecommerce programmers and how you can get a job. Hint: The right training and education are absolute musts!
International Business Degree: Compete Globally
January 9, 2007
Thanks to new technology, the world is smaller than ever. As the economy becomes more global, many companies are seeking people with specialized knowledge of international business issues. Getting an international business degree can help you land a job in a truly global marketplace.
Career Focus: Estate Planning
January 3, 2007
If you are a lawyer, accountant, financial planner, or CPA, taking the time to learn more about estate planning can help you to take better care of your clients.
MBA: Prepare for a Career in Real Estate Finance
January 2, 2007
If you're looking to become a real estate mogul, an MBA might give you the edge you need to succeed in the competitive real estate finance business.
Business Coaching: Launch Your Career to the Next Level
December 28, 2006
Business management coaching can help boost your career, and help your company grow. Coaching has become more acceptable and accessible at the corporate and individual level.
Banking Career Options: Loan Officer
December 21, 2006
Considering a career in banking? Loan officers are trained to help both people and businesses get loans for everything from business equipment to college educations to real estate.
Interior Design School A Must for Would Be Designers
December 19, 2006
Considering a career in home interior design? Along with being imaginative and artistic, an interior design degree is vitally important for those thinking about working in this exciting creative field.
Entrepreneurship: Undergraduate, MBA Schools Offer More Courses, Degrees
December 14, 2006
More undergraduate and MBA schools are offering courses in entrepreneurship to keep up with growing demand, but debate still rages about the best way to approach the subject.
Administrative Secretaries Go Virtual
December 12, 2006
Employment opportunities for administrative secretaries are expected to grow slower than average due to downsizing and automation, but fret not! These workers can reinvent themselves,launching a careers as virtual assistants.
E-Businesses Take Note: Teens Seek Individualized Online Experience
December 7, 2006
Teens command a lot of purchasing power online. E-businesses can reach this hot market by finding creative ways to build an individualized online experience.
Study E-Commerce at Home or in the Classroom
December 5, 2006
E-commerce is thriving. More companies than ever before will need knowledgeable people to help them grow their business in this area. Students looking to enter this field have a variety of educational programs available to them, both at home and in traditional classrooms.
The Martha Rules: Develop a Sales and Marketing Strategy
November 30, 2006
Don't even think about developing a sales and marketing strategy that lacks creativity and commonsense, cautions domestic diva Martha Stewart in her book, The Martha Rules.
Land a Sales and Marketing Job with a High-Impact Resume
November 28, 2006
Use your sales and marketing resume to give job recruiters a taste of your selling skills and motivate them to get to know you a little better.
Women Are Still Under-Represented in MBA Programs
November 21, 2006
Women are still lagging behind men in enrolling in MBA programs. That's despite the fact the fact that about half of all college graduates are women. That leaves a challenge to MBA schools to determine how they can make their environments more attractive to female students.
Business Disaster Planning: Making a Plan that Won't Fail
November 16, 2006
Disasters like the terror attacks of 9/11 or Hurricane Katrina have taught businesses a lesson: you can't be too prepared. That's where business continuity and disaster recovery planning comes in.
The E-Commerce Wrap: Online Holiday Shopping for 2006
November 14, 2006
Perhaps it was the internet marketing efforts of Shop.org or maybe it's that more us are choosing e-commerce, but holiday shoppers spent roughly $30.1 Billion during the 2005 holiday shopping season according to the eSpending Report, and the 2006 holiday season promises to be another banner year for online retailers.
MBA Schools Overhaul Programs for Real World
November 9, 2006
Change is good, and many of today's MBA programs are getting hip to that fact. Even if you've been turned off by MBA schools in the past, you just may find a program that fits your personal goals and increases your marketability.
International Business Careers in New Frontiers
November 7, 2006
New growth in some regions of the world is leading to a greater number of possibilities in international business.
MBA Degrees Prepare Students for a Variety of Careers
October 17, 2006
Find out the many applications of a MBA degree and why getting a specialization during business school may be a good idea.
MBA School Career Services: The Degree Seeker's Best Friend
October 12, 2006
To market, to market! Times are looking up for MBA degree graduates, and university career services programs are helping newly minted MBAs make the most of their degree.
An Online Marketing Degree: Your Route to Career Success
October 10, 2006
Marketing employers favor graduates with bachelor's degrees, so if you want a marketing career why not consider earning an online marketing degree?
On Your Management Career Bookshelf: Now Discover Your Strengths
October 5, 2006
A new Web-based personality assessment tool from the Gallup poll researchers helps you define your leadership style and make the most of it.
Business Leaders Rely on Corporate Communications Advisers
October 2, 2006
A communications degree can lead to the management suite, as business leaders rely on professionals to navigate interviews and media appearances.
Need Help With Career Planning?
September 28, 2006
If you'd like some help in career planning, who can you turn to? Check out these options.
Paying for an Online B-School Degree Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
September 26, 2006
A new congressional decision puts the virtual business administration school on equal footing with its campus degree peer when it comes to federal student loans.
The Human Resource: The High Cost of Hotel Employee Turnover
September 20, 2006
Just ask any human resource professional...high-employee turnover can cost a company plenty of time and money.
Part-Time and Plentiful: Bookkeeping and Accounting Jobs
September 20, 2006
While overall job growth for accounting and bookkeeping clerks is only expected to rise by 8% at the most, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) notes that job openings are likely to be plentiful, particularly for those seeking part-time employment.
Planning Your Business Career: Step 1, Find the Best Undergraduate Business Education
September 13, 2006
Should you choose a business school recognized for its education leadership? Your training depends on it.
Great Sales and Marketing Management Creates Customer Equity
September 13, 2006
Stellar sales and top-flight marketing management won't beef up the bottom line as much as training in customer retention.
Business School? Tell It to the Marines
September 7, 2006
After a stint in the military, students find themselves welcome in business schools and well prepared to complete their degrees.
Top Business Schools Play the Ranking Game
September 7, 2006
Here's a look into business school rankings and the controversies that arise from the idea of valuing some business degrees above others.
Working in the Field of Risk Management
August 30, 2006
What is risk management? Well, according to Felix Kloman, it varies greatly depending upon the industry you work in but in the end, "Risk management is a discipline for living with the possibility that future events may cause adverse effects."
Too Old for an MBA Degree? No Way!
August 30, 2006
Today, pursuing an adult education MBA means going to school with your age-mates, not feeling like your college colleagues' father or mother.
MBA Moms Give a Whole New Meaning to "Stay at Home"
August 23, 2006
Today's stay-at-home moms represent a significant market for graduate degrees--so much so that universities are constructing programs with their needs in mind.
Communication: The Best MBA Course You'll Never Take
August 16, 2006
While MBA courses often attribute business success to great communication and chalk up business failures to communication problems, what do these truisms really mean?
When Good Leads Happen to Bad Sales Jobs
August 16, 2006
The sales career bottom line: technologize and guru-ize your sales technique, so your leads will never grow cold.
Blogging as Marketing Communication -- Rights vs. Recklessness
August 11, 2006
Blogging. Could it be a marketing communication tool? Or the worst business mistake you'll ever make?
Marketing and Advertising to the Millennials
August 9, 2006
While the Baby Boomers are approaching their senior years, the eldest of the 76 million plus “Echo Boomers” are just entering adulthood. This new generation creates interesting challenges for marketing and advertising professionals.
Fighting Compassion Fatigue
August 4, 2006
Many of us take it for granted that groups like the Red Cross and Salvation Army will be there to help out those in need. But what if the donations that support these organizations were suddenly gone? With so many suffering and in need, are nonprofit agencies at risk of suffering from compassion fatigue?
Real Estate Jobs: The Role of Exclusive Buyer's Agents
August 4, 2006
Think a real estate job means representing only those who are looking to sell, lease or rent their property? Buyer's agents are changing the way people purchase homes.
Heavenly Damage Control: Opus Dei's PR Campaign
July 24, 2006
For those considering a career in public relations, there's much to be learned from Opus Dei, the Roman Catholic sect portrayed in The DaVinci Code.
Photo-Finesse: Hotel School Study Gets Results
July 24, 2006
Anyone with a career in the hospitality industry will tell you that guest feedback is essential. Find out how a pilot research program at Cornell University's on-campus hotel involved guests to improve the customer experience.
Making the Switch to Marketing--and Loving It
July 17, 2006
Is it ever too late to start a marketing career? If you're already in a communication-oriented job, marketing may be your logical next career move.
Decoding the Information Technology Job Description
July 17, 2006
The proliferation of IT job titles makes defining your unique slot in the information architecture the gutsiest career move you can make.
Do Advertising Agency Whiz Kids Have More Fun?
July 10, 2006
If a Clydesdale colt and a dopey dinosaur trumped the Steelers and the Seahawks for you, perhaps you're primed for a career in advertising.
Has Your E-Business Security Gone Phishing?
July 10, 2006
The phish mongers have a whole new tackle box full of lures to hook your e-business Web site's consumers.
The Creative Business of Advertising
July 3, 2006
An advertising career offers job opportunities for creative types and those more interested in the business side of the industry.
International Business Jobs: Managing the China Connection
July 3, 2006
The greatest business opportunity in the world may be waiting for you in China, if your international business career faces East toward prosperity.
Ecommerce Marketing: The Good News
June 27, 2006
Two recent surveys are reinforcing what those working in ecommerce marketing have long known; more Americans than ever before are using the Internet, and many of them actually enjoy receiving relevant marketing messages in their inbox.
Finance Jobs: Investing in Your Future
June 27, 2006
If you're a finance student or recent grad, the news about your finance career is guardedly optimistic. Here's how you can brighten your employment prospects.
Decoding the Information Technology Job Description
June 19, 2006
The proliferation of IT job titles makes defining your unique slot in the information architecture the gutsiest career move you can make.
What's Hot in Human Resource Management? Homeshoring!
June 19, 2006
The new virtual employee market trumps offshoring for customer care, giving human resource management companies a home-grown Plan B.
HR Managers Preparing for The Avian Flu
June 12, 2006
Those with human resource careers deal with far more than processing paperwork and locating qualified employees. Case in point, the cover story of the May issue of HR Management addresses how HR managers can help their companies to be prepared in the event of a pandemic.
Managing the Human Asset
June 12, 2006
Overseeing hiring, benefits, salaries, training and more, human resource professionals play a critical role in the operation and growth of any company.
Healthcare Administration Careers
June 5, 2006
According to the Bureau of Labor's employment of healthcare statistics, now is a great time to pursue a healthcare administration degree.
A Project of Their Own: Project Managers Day
June 5, 2006
Used to improve the quality of life, enhance products and services and project management is becoming more critical to the success of all kinds of organizations
Retirement Planning & More: The Expanding Role of the CPA
May 30, 2006
With more and more Baby Boomers staring retirement in the face and even more routine tax prep jobs being outsourced, savvy CPAs are moving towards the arena of financial planning helping their customers with all manner of retirement planning and more.
Taking Your MBA on the Road
May 22, 2006
An academic study proves that 'travel broadens the mind,' especially for executive master of business administration students.
Learn to Ask Questions That Enhance Your Leadership Style
May 22, 2006
While none of us questions the value of information to leadership, many of us limit our effectiveness by failing to ask the questions that count.
Are You Providing Effective Leadership And Motivation?
May 8, 2006
Based on a recent employee recognition and motivation survey, most managers don't know what it takes to effectively motivate their staff, which gives those with effective leadership and motivation skills a career and business advantage.
The Write Way to Success as an Entrepreneur
May 8, 2006
You wrote lots of letters, papers, and reports during your entrepreneurship education. Here's how to capitalize on that literary experience.
Build Customer Loyalty Through Excellent Customer Care
May 1, 2006
How common is excellent customer care? Not very--which means attention to customer care can pay big dividends in customer loyalty.
Supervising for Success: Managing Your Human Resources
May 1, 2006
It's no secret that having a strong human resources department can make or break a business. However, a recent study by the University of Florida reinforces the need for strong human resource training and skills for all supervisors.
Becoming a Small Business Can Put Working Capital in Your Pocket
April 24, 2006
Working solo? Maybe it's time you "Inc"ed yourself and took advantage of some small business administration loans and grants.
Internet Tools for Your International Business Job Search
April 24, 2006
The Internet has become a popular way to look for domestic employment--but can you use it to search for international business jobs?
On Your Management Bookshelf: Winning
April 10, 2006
Winning. If you think the message of Jack Welch's bestseller is a competitive one, think again. Another C word rules: candor.
An Essential Business Management Skill: Reading an Annual Report
April 10, 2006
If you're interviewing for business management jobs, you'd better know how to read a company's annual report before you shake hands and say hello.
Real Estate, Real Possibilities
April 3, 2006
Whatever your interestes, there's probably a job for you in real estate.
A GMAT Primer
April 3, 2006
Most business schools require that applicants take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT). What is the GMAT and how can you prepare to take it?
Restaurant Management Jobs on the Rise
March 27, 2006
The 2006 Restaurant Industry Forecast, produced by the National Restaurant Association, notes that the number of food service and restaurant management jobs are projected to increase 12 percent from 2006 to 2016, presenting outstanding career opportunities for those who are thinking about attending restaurant management school.
Trends in Information Technology Education: Security
March 27, 2006
The appearance of Star Wars: Episode III on the Internet should cause information technology professionals to re-evaluate their education as it pertains to network security.
Lessons for MBA Students Courtesy of Martha Stewart
March 20, 2006
If Martha Stewart ran an MBA program, you'd learn a lot more than how to bake a great cake.
Marketing and Sales Lessons from the Movies
March 20, 2006
Last summer's crop of blockbusters was full of sales and marketing management lessons.
Hiring the Right Advertising Agency
March 13, 2006
Your company is launching a new product or service, and now it's time to advertise. You need to hire an advertising agency. But how do you choose one?
The Science of Location
March 13, 2006
It used to be that the large, urban centers on the coasts were where entrepreneurs went to open new businesses. But times are changing.
Human Resource Jobs: Opportunities in a Growing Field
March 6, 2006
If you think human resource jobs are only about interviewing and hiring qualified employees, think again. There are a number of speciality career options within the field of human resources – and the number of career opportunities for those with degrees in human resources is on the rise.
Finding the Other Africa
March 6, 2006
If you're considering a career in international business management, you owe it to yourself to explore the heat of today's African business climate.
E-Commerce: Winning More Satisfied Customers
February 27, 2006
Based on a recent national survey of consumer confidence, customer satisfaction is in the e-retail sector is 12 percent higher than the remainder of the retail industry, which bodes well for those looking to pursue careers in e-commerce.
Career Changing MBA Degrees?
February 27, 2006
Will an MBA degree get you from where you're at to where you want to be?
Hot Accountancy Jobs: It's Tax Time
February 22, 2006
As surely as winter will turn into spring, tax time reminds us that a degree in taxation is a degree you can bank on.
Seller, Seller, Storyteller
February 22, 2006
Grab a good book, or study a top movie, and give your sales career a boost.
The Power of Youth
February 6, 2006
It used to be that a business's marketing strategy targeted the all-important 18-34 demographic. These days, things are skewing much younger
Banking on Big Changes
February 6, 2006
Financial experts now predict that today's branch bank may soon be a thing of the past, to be replaced with a new breed of bank - and banking jobs
It's Your Party: Get Your Foot in the Door of Special Event Planning
January 31, 2006
With a degree in management and a little bit of research, you could have an exciting career in special event planning.
The Leadership Test - Are You a Bad Boss?
January 31, 2006
Think you're a great boss? Consider this: the #1 reason people leave their jobs is poor leadership. Take this test to see how your leadership style measures up.
Take Advantage of Falling MBA Degree Program Enrollments
January 23, 2006
The 2005 enrollment slump in MBA programs means that 2006 is a great year to enroll.
Get Interactive for a Great MBA Degree Online Experience
January 23, 2006
You don't just want an online business education. You want a quality education. Here's how to get one.
Paraprofessional Accounting: A Hot Job Market for Those with 2-Year Degrees
January 17, 2006
You don't need a four- or five-year degree in accounting to get started on this lucrative, in-demand career path.
Human Resource Training and 21st Century Finance
January 9, 2006
It's a brave new world where human resource training involves deciphering spreadsheets and corporate finance means psyching out the competition.
Best of Both (Financial) Worlds: Today's Part-Time M.B.A. Degree
January 9, 2006
Don't give up your day job. If you're determined to get that M.B.A., the smart money's on a part-time degree program.
Interruptions, Interruptions, Interrup...
January 4, 2006
How much are interruptions costing you, your company, and your information technology career? You'll be stunned by the bill.
Making the Hard Sales, Your Career Depends on It
January 4, 2006
Make 2006 the year that you psych up for a stellar sales career.
Preparing For Health Information Technology Jobs
December 27, 2005
Health care is among the fastest growing industries in the world. While not everyone is willing to work directly with patients, there are many jobs that are free from such interaction. Many of them in IT.
On Your Management Bookshelf: Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office
December 27, 2005
Here's how to get over yourself and get on with your business management career.
Stay or Go Decisions Shape Your Career in Information Technology
December 19, 2005
In information technology jobs, loyalty between employers and their IT executives is a networked connection.
An MBA or MS Online University Degree: The Corporate Connection
December 19, 2005
Some online university degree programs have close real world corporate connections and real world content, too.
Health Care Management and Administration, an In-Demand Degree
December 13, 2005
If you have administrative leanings and a background in health, then an online master's in health care administration is the degree for you.
Forensic Accounting: Have a Career Busting Corporate Cons
December 6, 2005
Forensic accounting is one of the hottest accounting degree specializations, but is it right for you?
Women and Power: Managerial Leadership Styles for the 21st Century
December 6, 2005
A new survey of Massachusetts businesswomen reveals that women managers like power, pursue power, and use it to produce results for their organizations.
Business Letters: Expressing Your Corporate Identity
November 17, 2005
Think twice before you toss off that business letter and get on to something more important! You may be overlooking your best public relations resource.
Green Marketing, a Public Relations Resource
November 14, 2005
If yours is an eco-friendly corporate identity, green marketing will communicate that corporate identity to environmentally conscious consumers
Getting the Most for Your Money from an EMBA Program
November 14, 2005
Executive MBA programs are experiencing a three-year slump; let them compete for your educational dollar.
Entrepreneurship: Technology Rules
November 10, 2005
If you're wondering whether to invest in yourself, let these three entrepreneurial success stories inspire you.
On Your Management Bookshelf: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
November 7, 2005
Leadership training made quick, easy, and fun. Buy this book for yourself, and you'll buy it for your employees and coworkers, too.
In Accounting Education, There's Green and Then There's Green
November 7, 2005
If your passions include the outdoors, as well as accounting, environmental accounting is the career path for you.
Banking on Big Changes
November 3, 2005
Financial experts now predict that today's branch bank may soon be a thing of the past, to be replaced with a new breed of bank - and banking jobs.
Call Center in India Helps During Hurricane Rita
October 31, 2005
A call center in India made it possible for people in East Texas to get instant 24/7 access to assistance and vital information after Hurricane Rita.
Savvy Giving
October 31, 2005
Not all non-profit organizations do as much as they can and should with donations, but now charity watchdog sites are helping donors decide where to put their dollars.
The Finders of Fraud
October 27, 2005
Do you like the law and find finance fascinating? If so, a career in forensic accounting could be a perfect fit for you.
Stop, Look, Buy: Merchandising & Retail Management
October 24, 2005
As anyone in retail sales can tell you, in order to be successful, you have to know how to get customers to stop, look and buy. And that's the primary responsibility of those who work in visual merchandising jobs in retail management.
Real Estate Jobs – Not Just Home Sales!
October 24, 2005
Going to real estate school prepares you for more than buying and selling homes. Learn about property management, one of the many real estate jobs that don’t involved traditional home sales.
The Winding Path To A Career In Information Technology
October 6, 2005
A career in information technology doesn't necessarily begin with a computer science degree. Many successful IT professionals have completely unrelated degrees. Take a look into one man's path to a career in information technology.
Pursuing Success: Earn an Information Technology Degree
October 3, 2005
A recent report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that many experts are still sold on Information Technology as a solid career path. If you're considering going back to school, pursuing an information technology degree online is the fastest way to make sure you're ready for tomorrow's IT jobs.
Careers in IT Management: Chief Information Officer
October 3, 2005
The road to a satisfying career in information technology can prepare you for a number of IT management positions. If your ultimate goal is to become a Chief Information Officer, this guide can help you get there.
Titles for Your Management Library
September 29, 2005
Start your management career by educating yourself--classic management books can help.
Accounting: A Hot Career Path Gets Even Hotter
September 26, 2005
Post-Enron, the SEC's heightened demands for compliance has yielded a job growth bonanza in accounting.
There's No Business Like Show Business
September 26, 2005
The "Fantastic Four" has nine producers, three production managers, and another half-dozen production people steering the special effects. What are all those movie producers doing?
Want to Make the Big Bucks? Aim for a Career in Marketing Communication
September 22, 2005
Fascinated with the changing world marketplace? Think about a career in marketing communication.
Show Me the Money: Effective Salary Negotiation
September 19, 2005
Whether you're fresh out of university or already a working professional, you can benefit from salary negotiation.
On Your Sales Career Bookshelf: The Little Red Book of Selling
September 19, 2005
Sales training in a book? You bet! The Little Red Book of Selling offers wisdom and encouragement to shape your long-term sales career.
Don't Wait for the Promised Recovery: Go Global
September 15, 2005
Business is booming in California, but the jobs are not. Maybe it's time to go global.
Accounting Jobs Increase Thanks to Sarbanes-Oxley
September 12, 2005
Accountants are in demand--thanks to legislation aimed at protecting investors.
Made to Order: A Career in Restaurant Management
September 12, 2005
If you thrive in a high-energy atmosphere and love balancing many tasks at once, you might enjoy a career in restaurant management.
On Your Marketing and Sales Bookshelf: Never Eat Alone
September 8, 2005
Put selling yourself at the top of your marketing and sales plan, with advice from the hot New York Times business bestseller, Never Eat Alone.
Retirement Planning and Beyond: Financial Planning as a Career
September 6, 2005
The rise of self-directed retirement plans and the bewildering array of investment choices should keep the demand for financial planners high.
A Degree in Entrepreneurship? You Can Take It to the Bank
September 6, 2005
Think the art of the deal can't be taught? Think again. Entrepreneurship education gives students the business theory and the practical experience to succeed.
Information Technology Schools Create Ecommerce Superstars
September 1, 2005
Ecommerce is one of the few success stories that came from the dotcom boom of the late 90s. An education from one of the many information technology schools can help you write your own success story in ecommerce.
Engineering Management Combines Business and Technology
August 30, 2005
Career advancement opportunities for engineers will be best for those who can enter engineering management by combining business skills with their technical knowledge.
IT Training: Preparing For A Successful Career
August 30, 2005
A career in information technology is a great way to earn a living. How do you get and keep a job in information technology?
Which Accounting Field is Right for You?
August 24, 2005
An accounting degree offers great flexibility in career choice. Of the major fields in accounting, which one is right for you?
Better Off with an MBA Degree? Figuring the Bottom Line
August 23, 2005
The time it takes to pay off your MBA will determine the payoff for getting one.
Success in Ecommerce: More Than Just The Right Software
August 22, 2005
Making money in ecommerce takes more than just picking an ecommerce Web hosting company. Learn how to make the most of your opportunity online.
Programs To Develop IT Strategy Leaders
August 22, 2005
While the need for skilled IT professionals is still growing, the need to train tomorrow's leaders is becoming dire. How do you prepare yourself to develop and lead an IT strategy? Read on and find out.
International Business Degrees a Key to Business Success
August 14, 2005
Warren Buffet Got a Business Degree - Why Don't You?
Women Shouldn't Sell Themselves Short
August 14, 2005
Sales used to be "men's work," but current trends show that women really have what it takes to be successful at sales jobs.
Marketing Communication Major a Springboard to Career Choice
July 19, 2005
Considering a career in public relations, marketing and sales, or advertising? A major in marketing communication could be your first step.
Thomas Friedman's Flattening of the World: IT Jobs and More
July 19, 2005
The world is flat. So says Thomas Friedman in his latest book. Find out how information technology (it) jobs will affect the typcial technology salary in the U.S.
Wired to Shop
July 15, 2005
As retailers embrace Internet technology to simplify customers' shopping experiences, they may be giving a whole new meaning to "window shopping."
The Problem with Optimism: Secrets From a Venture Capitalist
July 11, 2005
So you've got a great idea for a business, and now you need capital? Here's what venture capitalists are looking for from entrepreneurs.
The Business of Technology: From Retail to Health Care
July 11, 2005
Despite some doom and gloom predictions, the outlook for information technology jobs looks good. How should you invest your educational dollars at your local institute of technology?
The Business of Entertainment Management
July 8, 2005
Explore the business side of the entertainment industry with an entertainment management degree.
Lessons Learned: Accelerated Public Administration Degrees
July 5, 2005
Accelerated degree programs always have both downsides and upsides. In this week's column, Amanda Daflos will discuss her personal experience with an accelerated public administration program.
Outsourcing: Exporting American Jobs
July 5, 2005
Exporting American jobs has become a central theme of CNN's Lou Dobbs show, and information technology jobs are among the hardest hit of industries due to outsourcing.
Management Consulting: Professional Problem Solving
June 30, 2005
Wanted: Highly creative, innovative problem solvers.
International Business Degrees: Should You Go Global?
June 27, 2005
Is there a career for you in today's multinational business world? Yes, if your educational choices are right for the global job market.
Five Hot Accounting Jobs for the Twenty-First Century
June 27, 2005
If you're working on a C.P.A., head toward a specialization that the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants labels a "hot" accounting job.
Ten Reasons Why Retail is One-Stop-Shopping for a Career
June 23, 2005
Retail goes far beyond manning a cash register. Retail jobs offer a variety of challenges to match any interest or skill set you might have.
The Dish on Restaurant Management
June 20, 2005
by Jessica Groach Business Programs Columnist If working a regular 40-hour a week office job seems more to you like a jail sentence than a career, restaurant management might be for you. Imagine walking in to work each morning and smelling delicious food, hearing upbeat music, being greeted by friendly, smiling faces. Your customers are usually friendly and in a good mood. And you rarely, if ever, get bored. If this sounds like your dream job, you might look into a degree in hospitality and restaurant management. What You'll Learn about Restaurant Management The skills you learn as you receive...
The Art of Curb Appeal
June 20, 2005
In today's competitive housing market, a real estate agent with strong sales training from a real estate school has an edge in selling a home.
Negotiating the Runway
June 16, 2005
A fashion marketing course prepares students for not only design, but buying, sales, event planning, merchandising jobs, and public relations jobs.
The Best Three Undergraduate Accounting Schools of 2005
June 13, 2005
by Wendy Croix Business Programs Columnist Whether you aspire to attend one of the best accounting schools in the U.S., or you'd just like to make their success strategies you own, see which programs have garnered their peers' attention and respect. Get the skills you need with University of Phoenix - the number one choice for working professionals. Each year, U.S. News and World Report asks the Deans and senior faculty of American business colleges to rate the best programs in business and in specific major areas. Programs were scored on a scale of 1 (marginal) to 5 (distinguished). Their...
American Idol, The Golden Goose of the Music Business
June 13, 2005
Fox's top-rated show, American Idol, is a model of success for the music business. More than a platform to launch young singers' careers in the music business, it is an empire.
Direct Mail: The Good, The Bad and The Cutting Edge
June 10, 2005
There are benefits and drawbacks when it comes to direct mail just as there are new techniques and old techniques. What will work best for you? What techniques should you use? Knowing your options before you begin will let you get the most bang for your buck.
Ten Effective Public Relations Techniques
June 6, 2005
If you are working to establish a career in communication marketing or a career in public relations, the following tips will help you as you begin your career in public relations or communication marketing. If you work in an established public relations firm, the following information can be used as your daily guide to improving and being more effective in your practice.
On Your MBA Career Bookshelf: Jim Collins's Good to Great
June 6, 2005
To fast-forward your MBA education, keep your eye on the New York Times business bestseller list.
Computer Applications Training Can Lead to Career Advancement
June 1, 2005
Whether you're a novice or expert, computer applications training will boost your job skills and broaden your employement opportunities.
Degree Applications: International Business School
June 1, 2005
As the market grows more international in flavor, those with international business degrees become more and more coveted by organizations worldwide. If you are considering returning to international business school, you will want to read the case snapshots below in order to see how you might be able to apply your degree.
VOIP: The New Information Technology
May 22, 2005
Staying current with new technology trends such as VOIP can improve your chances of landing an information technology job.
Satisfied Employees: A Human Resource Management Job?
May 22, 2005
What good human resource managers know: productivity equals satisfaction. Where can you learn these adages? With a Human Resource Management degree.
The Rise of the Machines: A Career in Information Technology
May 18, 2005
After years of little progress, the Internet is once again a hot topic among those looking to start a career in information technology.
Girls Have IT: Women Sought for IT Jobs
May 18, 2005
Women looking to make a substantial impact in business should investigate IT jobs. Despite recent the recent downturn in the technology industry, women can find great IT careers with the right training and focus.
So You Want to Be a CPA
May 10, 2005
All CPAs are accountants, but not all accountants are CPAs. What does it take to become a certified public accountant (CPA)?
MBAs for Information Technology Careers
May 10, 2005
There is no doubt than an information technology career can be rewarding, but how do you increase your career potential in this field? Discover why many information system professionals are getting their information technology MBA.
Are You "Fire-proof"? How to Avoid Getting Fired from Your Office
May 6, 2005
Being a valuable employee doesn't have to involve specialized office training. Remember these office basics and keep your job in a competitive market.
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Looking for Admission to the Top MBA Schools? GMAT! GMAT! GMAT!
May 2, 2005
Getting into the top MBA schools takes hard work. You need top notch recommendations, a strong undergraduate GPA and demonstrated leadership. All of these things must be achieved throughout the course of your academic and professional career but, the GMAT is one thing that you can control and score well on with only a few months notice and your score just might change the course of your MBA career.
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