LinkedIn Report: Hiring Still Slow & Career Confidence Wanes via @sejournal, @martinibuster LinkedIn Global Talent Trends report shows year over year hiring trends remain low but improving. Employee career confidence sentiment needs a boost The post LinkedIn Report: Hiring Still Slow & Career Confidence Wanes appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Votto expresses ‘gratitude’ as Reds’ career ends Joey Votto posted a video on social media Sunday thanking the people of Cincinnati, one day after his 17-year career with the Reds apparently came to an end.

Mafah’s career day fuels Clemson’s upset of Irish Phil Mafah ran for a career high 186 yards and two touchdowns and Clemson held off No. 12 Notre Dame 31-23 to end a disheartening two-game losing streak Saturday.

Dubs’ CP3 comes off bench for 1st time in career The Warriors’ Chris Paul didn’t start Sunday’s game against the Rockets, the first time in his career that he’s come off the bench.

Biden’s Defense of Israel Is Rooted in a Long Career The president’s “unwavering support” for Israel stems from childhood dinner table conversations and half a century of trips to the Jewish state. But it puts him at odds with some in his own party.

LPT: If you’re young enough to be thinking about what you’d like to do as a career, take some serious consideration in whether it’ll be secure enough to eventually go self employed. It was never something I considered when I left school. I was lucky enough to get an apprenticeship in an industry that pays very well, but I’ll never be able to go self employed without a serious bankroll to fund it. I’m a CNC Machinist, in Oil & Gas, by trade, so would need a facility, some machines, some materials and all the electricity and …

The new Pete Holmes set on Netflix is amazing. Career-redefining. Been a fan for a few years, watched the new special with good expectations. Blown away. He’s confident, the material is obviously worked to perfection. Every word. This is an upgrade to Pete’s career. Best show I’ve seen in months. submitted by /u/Chogus8789

Getting older, wondering if my moderate income is enough or if I should be working for a better paying career. Just turned 37, and my official entrance into my late-30 has me wondering about stuff and thinking I should prepare a little more for the future. I make about $70 in a VHCOL city and live with my partner, who makes $50K. We have a nice little apartment that’s easy to maintain, no debt, and we don’t have or want kids. I have maxed out all of my m…

LPT career change I’m trying to get out of retail and try and get into corporate if possible. But what are some things I need to do before then to get to that point? Retail I barley get by with salary so need a change of career. Any help appreciated. submitted by /u/SilentStorm2020

Before there was Coach Prime, there was Prime Time: Tales from Deion Sanders’ storied NFL career Champ Bailey, Darren Woodson, Rex Ryan and Jerry Glanville break out stories on how Prime Time influenced them and the NFL.

Finally ready to start my career in Interior Design at 36 I’m hoping to hear from other designers on the best things I can do to get started so that I’m being most efficient with my time. I have very little obligation as I am single and have no kids, and work as a Realtor so I have a very flexible schedule. Things I’ve considered: Online classes as far as a BS in Interior Design Online classes to get a…

Photography as a career viable? Anybody whose been in this industry and have experience making money from photography, is it worth pursuing? How’s the money? would you say it’s enough to sustain financial independence and is there any hope to go further and even think of a above normal life? From a business standpoint is there any potential or is it oversaturated? submitte…

Career Advice: Where to go next? I’d love to sit for my NCIDQ exam one day but am unsure if that’s the route I actually need to take. I’ve worked for a General Contractor and Architecture group for over 10 years now. I have a Continuing Education Certificate from Parsons School of Design. I’ve worked on over $200 million worth of commercial design projects. The issue is my Spon…

LPT Request – how do you break into career when you need experience to gain experience to get an internship? It’s gotten to a low point where even the most entry level roles are asking for experience. So where the fuck am I supposed to get it from? I have bills and this is absurd. I wish it was like to olden days where you were an apprentice to someone. Right now it’s like na you wanna make a starting salary living wage? Better go get experience first…

How Jose Abreu went from career lows to ALCS dominance Abreu’s resurgence has the Astros two wins away from another World Series appearance.

How big is the role of luck in career success? Lubar: lucky beyond all recognition

LPT: Just because you get an opportunity to further your career doesn’t mean it’s always the right move. When you’re younger and professionally ambitious you’re going to grab every opportunity to work your way up the ladder. But just because a position is higher than yours doesn’t mean it’ll make you happier. Figure out what level of work/life balance makes you happy. If you’re lucky enough to reach that point, it’s ok to stay there. You don’t need…

LPT: You should consider these questions before switching or choosing a career Foundational: ​ Which subjects/topics do/did you find come easily to you, or with less effort relative to others? – Ideally, you would want your ‘passion’ to be aligned with your skills. But much more effective is to reflect on things that interest you and which you are good at. What do/did you enjoy learning about and/or find interesting? What …

LPT: Starting out your career? Learn to record good meeting notes. You will end up in meetings that may take you years to get invited to otherwise. Most people hate recording and distributing the meeting notes. It can be a thankless task, but learning to do it well and voluntarily may get you invited to meetings, privy to information and access to people that may take you years to get to otherwise. submitted by /u/MrDeviantish

8 Ways To Future Proof Your SEO Career In A Fast-Changing Industry via @sejournal, @HelenPollitt1 There are lots of changes happening in the search industry, but it’s no reason to panic! Future-proof your career with these 8 tips. The post 8 Ways To Future Proof Your SEO Career In A Fast-Changing Industry appeared first on Search Engine Journal.