Monster in the News

Monster In the News
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Recruiting Firm Monster Updates Its Résumé |
Monster Worldwide Inc. is trying to jolt its online recruiting business—and its market value—back to life. | |
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10 Jobs That Didn't Exist 10 Years Ago |
Employment trend watchers have been pinpointing the sectors where jobs are anticipated to increase forever—every five years the BLS projects its own outlook and sites like our | |
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10 Ways to Work Easier With Gen Y Colleagues |
Is there a generational, workforce clash in the making? Recently, MTV conducted a "No Collar Workers" study of Generation Y, also known as Millennials (born between 1981-2000). And the study's results may make some older workers' hair stand on end. | |
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The 10 Most Important Questions To Ask Before Your Job Interview |
When Ivy Exec founder and CEO Elena Bajic sat down with a potential new hire last month for her first interview, she was blown away with her insight into the 5-year-old recruiting company, which special | |
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Why Your Co-Workers Don't Like You |
Your co-workers are judging you. Beneath a veneer of professional collegiality, they're taking note of the mess on your desk, how loudly you chew, even your word choices. | |
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Career Panel-Emily Bennington, Charles Purdy & Corey Harlock |
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Persistence, focus are key for young job seekers |
University of Kentucky alum Rebecca Christopher, Monster.com’s career advice expert Charles Purdy, and Jamey Jackson, a recruiter at Malone Professional Services, join MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan at the University of Kentucky in Lexington to talk about the perils of job hunting as a new college graduate. | |
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Office Etiquette: Keep Politics Out |
You may have insightful views on the presidential election, but share those opinions sparingly, if at all, at work, experts say. | |
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Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Growth |
New York—Online employment company Monster Worldwide has launched an international campaign in partnership with a Formula One auto racing team to highlight the company's work with human relations departments looking to hire employees. | |
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Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Growth |
Companies from General Electric Co. (GE) to yogurt producer Chobani are adding U.S. workers, accelerating a rebound in hiring, as chief executive officers prepare for greater demand in a strengthening economic recovery. | |
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