Westchester Career Guide

If you con­sid­er your­self an artist or you have train­ing in an artis­tic field, con­sid­er one of the fol­low­ing ca­reer paths.

Here are 6 es­sen­tial job in­ter­view skills your teach­ers nev­er taught you . . . not be­cause they want­ed yet an­oth­er rea­son to make you suf­fer but be­cause they didn’t know some job in­ter­view skills to be­gin with.

Career change expert Valerie Young shares tips and guidelines on how to escape the j-o-b world to live the life you love.

Getting your resume into prospective employers’ hands is not enough; you need to grab their attention, hold it and secure an interview. So, how do you write a resume that’s irresistible? Here are 3 great tips to get you started.

Many peo­ple are grav­i­tat­ing to­ward a med­i­cal as­sist­ing ca­reer for bet­ter work­ing con­di­tions and the pres­tige the field of­fers.

As a small-business owner, with a small budget and limited resources, you may wonder: How can I boost my online visibility without spending a lot of time or money? And in a way that will actually bring business through the shop door?

To pre­pare for life af­ter grad­u­a­tion, there are steps col­lege stu­dents can take to bol­ster their ap­peal in the job mar­ket.

Be­com­ing a cre­ative di­rec­tor at an ad agen­cy takes gump­tion and ded­i­ca­tion. The chief func­tion of a cre­ative di­rec­tor is to guide a cre­ative team con­sist­ing of pro­fes­sion­al copy­writ­ers, de­sign­ers and art di­rec­tors as they de­sign ef­fec­tive ad­ver­tis­ing cam­paign for clients.

An ag­ing pop­u­la­tion, new tech­nol­o­gy and a more de­mand­ing leg­isla­tive and in­sur­ance en­vi­ron­ment make de­liv­er­ing health ser­vices more com­pli­cat­ed than ev­er. If you’re in­ter­est­ed in join­ing this grow­ing field, con­sid­er train­ing to pur­sue a ca­reer in health ser­vices ad­min­is­tra­tion.