Westchester Career Guide

There is a process you can follow to be smart about returning to college. The first thing to do is spend more time thinking about your interests than you do thinking about money. That sounds counterintuitive, but returning to college has to be about more than chasing a paycheck.

Looking for a job is a job itself. Whether you are facing a slowed economy or one that is bursting at the seams, there are ways to make your job search less frustrating. To get on the fast track with your job search, follow these hints and tips.

Getting ahead in your career can be difficult, especially in the current job market. But if your goal is to advance into management, there’s no better time than the present to take steps to stand out in the workplace.

Col­lege grad­u­ates look­ing for a job of­ten view the rise in un­em­ploy­ment as a formidable ob­sta­cle. With the in­creas­ing­ly down­ward spi­ral of our econ­o­my, the out­come for new grad­u­ates can ap­pear bleak at best. Here are a few sim­ple rules to fol­low in your search for em­ploy­ment.

As a software test professional, you may be considering adding a test certification to your qualifications. CSTP, CTM, CSTE, CMST, ISEB, ISTQB – there are many certifications available and it can become confusing to understand which one is best for you.

Firstly, lets take a look at some of the certification acronyms.

For DeVry University students majoring in Information Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology, or Biomedical Engineering Technology, required senior projects are about more than just completing requirements needed to graduate. “For me, my senior project was not only an opportunity to showcase everything I had learned, but about how I could take those skills and contribute something [...]