Changing Careers

When job seekers are considering changing careers, they can gain experience through volunteer positions in their new field of interest.

Nov 20, 2009 - Cynthia Collins

Becoming a military spouse is a great adventure that requires some sacrifice. Making the right choices will help maintain career goals.

Nov 10, 2009 - Jodie Cordell

Many workers are dissatisfied with their current line of work and would like to transition into a totally new career. Here's how.

Nov 9, 2009 - Daniel Gansle

Many women discover that having a new baby causes them to create new career ideas they'd never thought of before.

Oct 29, 2009 - Wendy Ponte

For many people who have found themselves at the wrong end of a reduction in force, a career change may be necessary. Changing careers is not easy, but it can be done.

Oct 20, 2009 - Diana Gier

Baby boomers battered by the economy might look to new growth fields for future job creation: preventive health care, food safety, and energy-saving retrofitting of homes

Oct 7, 2009 - Ellen Freudenheim

It's best for anyone who is questioning their happiness at work to take the time to figure out their career passion so that they can bring out the best in themselves.

Sep 2, 2009 - Justine Tajonera

For Janet Barnhart, the recession was the impetus to pursue an interest she'd always had in writing. This suggests that today's economy may lead to new opportunities.

Jul 27, 2009 - Elizabeth Harrington

The decision to change careers in mid-stream may seem difficult at first, but this life-altering move could turn out to be one of the wisest choices made at this stage.

Jul 27, 2009 - Roxanne Blanford

The average person will change careers more than once in his or her lifetime. Here are some tips for making a career change as simply and painlessly as possible.

Jul 21, 2009 - Emily Jones

For anyone who is considering accepting a job that pays less than their current salary, consider these thoughts.

Jun 19, 2009 - Deborah S. Hildebrand

The costs, stress, and upheaval of a career change may feel overwhelming for some people. Volunteering can help to indulge an interest that has been waiting in the wings.

May 5, 2009 - Anna Reitman

Companies, if they desire to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage in the marketplace, must employ an effective strategy to outperform their competitors.

Apr 10, 2009 - Gail Cavanaugh

Changes at work and sudden job loss leave many powerless and wondering about their work identity. Instead of looking back or forward, enjoy the space in between.

Apr 6, 2009 - Britta Stromeyer Esmail

Take action to shift your career and redefine your working identity.

Feb 19, 2009 - Sharon Russell

You've dreamed about it many times...quitting your job and doing something you really love. Instead of just dreaming about it, why not make it happen?

Oct 18, 2008 - Kristin Colangelo

If you're unhappy at work it might be more than your cranky coworkers and skinny paychecks; it could be time for a career change.

Sep 14, 2008 - Sara Schapmann

Graduate school trains you to do one job: work at a university in a teaching or research position. So how do you change careers if you decide academia's not for you?

Sep 3, 2008 - Heather T Gilligan

Economic recessions often lead people to reevaluate their career ambitions and consider new opportunities. Is an MLIS right for you?

Jun 18, 2008 - Stephanie Cox

Are you dreading another day at the office? Ever wished you could have that dream job? If you're thinking about a career change, these tips may help.

Feb 23, 2008 - Beverly Hill

Teddy Roosevelt put it best when he said, "There is nothing to fear, but fear itself." Don't let fear squash your career happiness.

Jan 31, 2008 - Deborah S. Hildebrand

Don't just scream, "I @#$%^ quit!" and stomp out the door. If it's time to leave a job, remember actions today will influence opinions tomorrow.

Jan 29, 2008 - Deborah S. Hildebrand

Facing the realty of unexpected career changes can cause stress and a list of questions. Plan what to do before it happens.

Dec 11, 2007 - Deborah S. Hildebrand

It's important to be professional when leaving your job. Not only is it the ethical thing to do but your former employer can also have a big impact on your career future.

Oct 17, 2007 - Christine Scivicque

More and more folks from a variety of professional backgrounds are making the switch to a career in education. Getting started, however, can be a daunting task.

Jul 11, 2007 - Angela Shultis