Archive for April 2009
Six Ways To Stay Positive During A Difficult Job Search
This is a great post from Lindsay Olson on the Brazen Careerist. Rejection, especially in this job market, is an unavoidable reality. You won’t win every time. It’s okay be be disappointed, for a minute, but set a limit and move on. Part of job search success requires self-evaluation. It’s important to recognize the possibility…
Read MoreCareerBuilders Annual College Job Forecast: New Grads Must Step it Up
Do you know someone graduating this spring (and no, watching the “Donna Martin Graduates” episode of old-school 90210 doesn’t count)? Chances are if you do, you’ve sensed or outright listened to them rant about heard their trepidation about entering the “real world” and throwing their hat into the current job market ring. Because, well, the…
Read MoreAre you ready to add an Associate Dentist
All to often I speak with practice owners that say they would like to add an associate dentist, but after speaking to them I find that they lack the revenues, patient base, or planning to really make this happen. First and foremost, as a practice owner, you have to ask the question, “Why do I…
Read MoreBalancing Dental School and a Family
This is a great post from the DMDstudent.com. Visit his site for more great articles. Over the course of this website’s history I have recieved several emails asking how I balance dental school and a family. While I am no professional in the subject, I have been married for six years and have half as…
Read MoreThe Interview for All Dentists
Because you are looking for a long-term position, it is as important for you to interview the prospective employer as it is for them to interview you. It is good to have some questions prepared. This will show interest and give you information you need, as well as take some pressure off the interviewer. Questions…
Read MoreChange Your Assumptions, Change Your World – On Careers (usnews.com)
Change Your Assumptions, Change Your World – On Careers (usnews.com)
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