The Wall Street Journal Calls Great Jobs for Everyone 50+ a “Must Read”
WORKING IT “Great Jobs for Everyone 50+: Finding Work That Keeps You Happy and Healthy…and Pays the Bills” by AARP columnist Kerry Hannon is a must read for anyone mulling…
6 Ways To Jump Start Your Job Search
The year finishes fast. November slips past in the blink of an eye. The holidays race in with a whirl of celebrations, shopping and travel. Then the inevitable moment arrives…
USA Today Calls Great Jobs for Everyone 50+ “Practical” and “Empowering”
Kerry Hannon presents the dos and don’ts of making a job change for 50+ job seekers. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Advice for 50+ job seekers pursuing on encore career At least 60%…
PBS, Next Avenue: 3 Social Media Tips to Help Women’s Careers
Most of my fiftysomething female friends are hip to social media as a way of advancing their careers. Many midlife women are getting better at using LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and…
Retired 50+ Workers Should Build Fitness And Network
Forty-six weeks out of the year, Bob Dunn is just an older man with a white beard. But around Thanksgiving, he transforms. At the Sooner Mall in Norman, Okla., they…
Want An Unbeatable Interview? Read These Tips
You can make all the great impressions in the world on paper, but where the rubber meets the road is when you meet someone face-to-face. Once you get the nod…
PBS Next Avenue: 5 Ideas to Help Women Retire with Fewer Worries
When it comes to a comfortable retirement, the prospects aren’t pretty for women. As I noted in a previous Next Avenue post, we generally have lower salaries and longer life…
CNBC: Six Boomer Jobs to Ride the Ave Wave
What’s next for you? How about a job that lets you ride the so-called “Age Wave?” Careers in working with an aging population have become increasingly popular with those age…
9 News in Denver: Author offers job advice for people over 50
KUSA – Between 2010 and 2020, people 55 years old and above are projected to be the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. labor force, according to the Occupational Outlook Handbook.…
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