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Medical Writer Job Opening at Raynham, Massachusetts, USA, Collab Infotech - 0 views

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    View & apply for Medical Writer job in Raynham, Massachusetts, USA at Collab Infotech. Key Job Activities : • Primarily focuses on preparing, writing, editing, and reviewing regulato
Leslie Camacho

What's in Your Future? - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    I've been pondering the future since my dad took me to visit the World Future Society headquarters in Bethesda, Md., when I was 10 years old. And now that I'm a career writer, it's my job to think about what the workplace will look like -- and what it will demand from us -- in 2025.
Leslie Camacho

What's in Your Future? - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    I've been pondering the future since my dad took me to visit the World Future Society headquarters in Bethesda, Md., when I was 10 years old. And now that I'm a career writer, it's my job to think about what the workplace will look like -- and what it will demand from us -- in 2025.
Leslie Camacho

When Age Is an Issue in the Job Hunt - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    I am looking for a full-time job that uses my writing, people and information-gathering talents from 25 years as a Los Angeles Times staff writer. My concern, validated by the coach at the retraining corporation, is that I am over 40. That coach actually told me to leave the dates of college attendance, etc., off my resume. My brother, president of a publicly-traded company, said this advice was nonsense, although he did say age is an issue (and he's older than I am).Can you address this issue of inferiority complex for those of us competing with candidates 20 years our junior? How do we address it? How can we compensate for the potential perception that we are burn-outs or tired when we might -- in my case -- just be bored because we know the job so well?
Leslie Camacho

Is the 'Mommy Track' Still Taboo? - The Juggle - WSJ - 0 views

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    "In Saturday's WSJ, writer Virginia Postrel has a retrospective on the "Mommy Track." She takes us back to a controversial 1989 Harvard Business Review article by Felice N. Schwartz called "Management Women and the New Facts of Life." Schwartz started with the fact that not all working women want the same things. Some are chiefly career-focused, making "the same trade-offs traditionally made by the men who seek leadership positions." However, most women want children, Schwartz wrote, and "are willing to trade some career growth and compensation for freedom from the constant pressure to work long hours and weekends.""
Leslie Camacho

Five Questions to Ask a Résumé Writer - WSJ.com - 0 views

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    "Weeks after Rosalyn Ray was laid off from her job as a medical health clerk last year, she decided to hire someone to revamp her résumé. "
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