Los Angeles Job Fair September 2009

Tue, 22nd September, 2009 - Posted by Living Life Abundantly - (0) Comment


Meet face -to-face with the hiring decision makers from some of the best Employers in the city! ADMISSION IS FREE

Pre-register and receive immediate access to this event. IT’S THAT SIMPLE! Dress professionally and bring plenty of resumes!

Friday, September 25
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
4401 Crenshaw Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90043
Located In Chase Bank Building
Lower Level

List of some employers attending:
Bell Staffing Services, Cal-Trans, KNOW Leadership, Shields for Families, Southeast Communities Prevention/Intervention.

Refreshments and Job Training Classes provided. Gift bags for the first 45 people!

Register online at www.bellstaffingservice.org or call 909-251-2370

Category : local news

Jobs: 600+ Open Positions in Southern California

Thu, 30th July, 2009 - Posted by Living Life Abundantly - (2) Comment



Find a job that fits your schedule at SnagAJob
Looking for a job in L.A.?

Since the recent acquisition of the USC University Hospital/Norris Cancer Center, there are currently 284 open positions – everything from various levels of administration, nursing, environmental workers, etc. In addition, currently there are a total of 600 open jobs at USC.

If interested in any of the positions click here

More Jobs:

Legal Administrative Assistant
5 Immediate openings pays: $ 18.00/hr

Category : local news

Job Experience on Resumes

Mon, 2nd June, 2008 - Posted by Living Life Abundantly - (2) Comment

This entry is part 6 of 9 in the series Resume Writing Secrets

This is the most complex section of your resume, and it is required, although you have a great deal of freedom in the way your present your experiences. To get started on this section, make a list of your job titles and the names, dates and locations of places where you worked.

Break each job (paid or unpaid) into short, descriptive phrases or sentences that begin with action verbs. These phrases will highlight the skills you used on the job, and help the employer envision you as an active person in the workplace. Use action words to describe the work you did.

Category : Career

Your Resume, Things to Keep in Mind

Mon, 2nd June, 2008 - Posted by Living Life Abundantly - (4) Comment

This entry is part 3 of 9 in the series Resume Writing Secrets

In preparing your resume, the more you know about the position you are targeting, the better. If you know the company’s missions and goals, if you understand the needs of the position, if you recognize the company’s “concerns,” and if you know who comprises the company’s competition, you will be prepared.

AND you (and your unique skills and experience) can meet the needs of all the above (you have accurately assessed your own value to those who have employed you in the past), you will have the material necessary to create an effective marketing piece.

Category : Career

Resume Writing Secrets

Mon, 2nd June, 2008 - Posted by Living Life Abundantly - (37) Comment

This entry is part 1 of 9 in the series Resume Writing Secrets

Everyone in the business world knows that having a good, strong resume can mean the difference between getting a job and not getting a job. You will need to have a resume that is crafted professionally and that will reflect you, your job abilities, and your experience.

Having a good resume is so important when you are searching for a job that it should be your number one priority. There are all sorts of ways you can go about crafting a resume that works, but there is no magic formula for a resume that will work all the time.

Category : Career