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  • by Randall Olson - July 13, 2009
    Professional certification is a key to success in the information technology profession. If you want to continue advancing in your IT career, you'll want to work on developing an impressive list of certifications to prove your skills to employers. Of course, keeping up with the latest IT certifications requires continual professional development activities and preparation for taking certification exams. When you're ready to...
  • by Randall Olson - November 14, 2008
    Do you want to learn more about project management? Are you interested in preparing to sit for the PMP certification exam? Many people whose jobs involve project management want to further their skills and knowledge, a well as earn the PMP credentials that will help them stand out from others who work in the profession. However, finding the time to get the training necessary to advance in the field isn't something that's al...
  • by Randall Olson - August 15, 2008
    Are you planning a career in an IT occupation? If you want to be successful in the information technology field, it's very important to earn one or more professional certifications relevant to the type of job that you hope to get. Whether you want to work in technical support, networking, hardware installation, or in any other type of IT position, getting certified before you start looking for a job is a good career advance...
  • by Randall Olson - August 15, 2008
    As a small business owner, it's important to take proactive steps toward making sure that your employees are ready and able to handle the technological and environmental changes that are likely to impact your business. It's important to remember that employee training doesn't stop with your new hire orientation procedures. Organizational training needs are ongoing, particularly in the rapidly changing 21st century workforce...
  • by Randall Olson - August 15, 2008
    Have you taken the appropriate steps to make sure that your workplace complies with all necessary OSHA regulations? As an employer, you have a duty to make sure that you are providing a save working environment for your employees. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has very specific regulations and standards, and it's your responsibility to make sure that your organization is compliant. One of the most im...
  • by Randall Olson - August 15, 2008
    Disasters can strike any time or anywhere, and they can impact businesses of all sizes. Small business owners who think they don't need disaster recovery plans are likely to find themselves struggling to recover in the event of a natural, economic, or other type of disaster. The purpose of a disaster recovery plan is to spell out the actions that should be taken to protect the interests of the business, its employees, and i...
  • by Randall Olson - March 18, 2008
    Have you reached the limit in terms of your ability to move forward in your career? Do you want to continue moving forward professionally? Have you discovered that the fact that you never completed your undergraduate degree is keeping you from being able to accomplish your career goals? Would you complete your degree if only you could find the time in your busy schedule to attend classes? If so, an online degree completion...
  • by Randall Olson - March 18, 2008
    As a small business owner, it's important to take proactive steps toward making sure that your employees are ready and able to handle the technological and environmental changes that are likely to impact your business. It's important to remember that employee training doesn't stop with your new hire orientation procedures. Organizational training needs are ongoing, particularly in the rapidly changing 21st century workforce...
  • by Randall Olson - March 18, 2008
    Do you enjoy setting up and troubleshooting computer systems and networks? If so, a career in the rapidly growing field of information technology could be ideal for you. There are many different types of job opportunities for skilled IT workers. Some of the most popular entry level positions include: software implementation and support, network technician, telephone technical support, and web development.Most large companie...
  • by Randall Olson - March 18, 2008
    Is it important to you that the work you pursue makes positive contributions to society and people in need? Do you like the idea of helping a worthy cause raise the money it needs to provide valuable services in your community or to a larger service area? If so, a fundraising career might be a perfect choice for you. Who Hires Fundraising Professionals?Many different types of nonprofit organizations hire people to work in a...