AARP The Magazine: Working for a Younger Boss
When Ruth Sovronsky, 63, took a new job as development director of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, the fact that her boss was a decade younger didn’t faze her. She had…
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When Ruth Sovronsky, 63, took a new job as development director of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, the fact that her boss was a decade younger didn’t faze her. She had…
Audrey Misiura’s education resumed unexpectedly when her son enrolled at Maranatha Baptist University in Wisconsin. “When we dropped him off, I was brought back to when I went to college,”…
Once you know what you’re looking for in a second career, you’ll want to make sure all of your preparation and training pays off. So ascertain that your chosen field…
When you’re looking for a job, the best way to increase your chances of getting hired is to include the right qualifications on your resume and online profiles. While the…
Good career websites that focus on baby boomers are few and far between. Recently, Hannah Morgan, The Career Sherpa, published her list of the Best Job Search Websites 2015. Of…
Many CEOs these days give lip service to the notion of keeping workers on board as they slide over into what was once considered retirement age. They envision a phased…
No commute. No pesky interruptions. It’s just you, your computer, and a cup of hot coffee. The goal of working from home is a worthy one, but getting permission to…
Every New Year’s Eve, I look back on and jot down highlights of the year gone by — from places I visited to my accomplishments and losses. This regular annual…
A résumé revamp can help you stand out from other applicants in the screening process. A great résumé is at the heart of any successful job hunt. While lots of…
How To Give Your Career More Meaning & Purpose Perhaps you’ve been dreaming what you think is the impossible dream. Perhaps fears and concerns have been keeping you from making…
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