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Attention!!Are your coworkers driving you crazy? You are not alone! A recent study showed that almost 40% of workers feel out of place in the office.  We have assembled a list of the most annoying coworker types. Anyone sounds familiar?

Note:  This advice is purely for entertainment purposes and is not intended to solve serious problems!

10. The Obnoxious One

An obnoxious coworker repeatedly bangs on the table for no apparent reason, cracks knuckles and whistles eight hours a day. All this is between thunderous phone conversations.  These coworkers have no secrets.  They prefer discussing them with a door open and over a speakerphone with the whole office listening. By now you’ve learnt about their bonuses, medical problems, and heard plenty of baby talk with the spouse.

How to deal with them:  Hum show tunes every time they get on the phone while hanging around their office and waiting for them to finish the phone call.  Better yet, give them a portable phone booth.


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jobs-search-overloadThe U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has recently identified the top 30 occupations that are likely to have the most new jobs over the next ten years. Six of the top seven jobs are generally lower-skill and lower-wage jobs. The BLS is projecting that the leading sector producing most jobs in the next decade is healthcare with as many as 4 million new jobs. Here is the complete list:

1. Registered nurses

2. Home health aides

3. Customer service representatives

4. Food preparation and serving workers

5. Personal and home care aides
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soliderToday’s U.S. Military has thousands of jobs for every possible profession and field.  Military jobs are reliable and are becoming lucrative for many young men and women who have troubles finding civilian jobs in this economy.

Perhaps, the biggest common misconception of a military career is that you have to be a combat soldier fighting out in the field. The truth is that military is offering a much wider scope of careers than many people realize, many are out of harm’s way. Nevertheless, without doubt a military career isn’t for everyone; you have to be audacious and venturesome; it also requires self-discipline, intense physical work and time away from your family and friends.

The military distinguishes between enlisted and officer careers. Enlisted personnel make up about 82 percent of the U.S. Armed Forces. They carry out the fundamental operations of the U.S. Military: combat, administration, construction, engineering, healthcare, human services, and other areas. Officers, who make up the remaining 18 percent of the Armed Forces, are the leaders, supervising and managing activities in every occupational specialty.


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Money-SavingsWith family budgets especially tight this winter, homeowners are looking for new ways to save money on their utilities bills.  We have put together a list of the most efficient ways to do just that.  Follow these simple steps to lower your monthly bills by as much as 20%.   That may turn into hundreds or even thousands of dollars in savings:

1. Furnace & Heating

The rule of thumb is that you can save about 3% on your heating bill for every degree you set back on your thermostat. Consider lowering the temperature and using small space heaters for some rooms, if necessary, as opposed to heating the entire house (but do keep in mind that space heaters consume a lot of energy).  Programming your thermostat to reduce energy when none is at home or everyone’s asleep, is the single best thing you can do.  If you don’t have a programmable thermostat, it the best investment you can make to save money on your energy bills.

Also, have your furnace cleaned once a year. Replace filters at least once every three months (or more often if you have pets).  Clogged filters will cause your furnace work harder to heat the same amount of space.  Keep all air vents and radiators unrestricted by furniture and rugs. Make sure that the air flows more easily. If you have unused rooms – close them off and shut the vents inside.  Projected savings: $40 - $100 / month
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very happy santaWe hope you can take a much needed break from your job search or work, relax and enjoy this time with your family and friends!  On Monday, January 4th, 2010, we will be there for you, working hard, finding jobs for you and others around the world.

You’ve worked hard all year long and you deserve this break!  This is a perfect time to kick back, get some rest and reflect upon the passing year while enjoying the holidays.  This is what we’ll be doing and we hope you do the same!

With the best of wishes for a wonderful Holidays Season and a very Happy New Year!

Yours truly,

Resumark.com



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Wishing You a Healthy and Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Resumark.com!

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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) November 16, 2009 – A popular new service (www.resumark.com) is offering Job Seekers $1 each time their resume is downloaded by an employer. In today’s economy job seekers are embracing this concept of getting paid while looking for a job.

With the U.S. unemployment rate topping 10%, job seekers are turning to Resumark.com for new innovative job search strategies and to make extra cash while looking for a job. With Resumark.com, employers pay job seekers $1 each time they download a resume.

“Job seekers are now realizing that major job websites have been making millions off of their resumes and they don’t like it, “says Andrew Kucheriavy, the founder of Resumark.com. “With the traditional model, job websites get resumes for free and then sell them to employers. With our model, employers actually pay job seekers for their resumes. All job seekers have to do is post resumes. We handle the rest.”
     
 


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Per your multiple requests, we are unveiling new subgroups extending our popular LinkedIn group that are designed for assistance with navigating current job markets and economic conditions in specific geographic areas and industries. We invite all job seekers and employers to join these groups to discuss the latest news, techniques and online trends in job searching and employment. Please feel free to join as many groups as you’d like:


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Twitter yesterday announced a much anticipated functionality of Twitter Lists. According to Twitter: Lists are a great way to organize the people you follow and discover new and interesting accounts.

Twitter yesterday announced a much anticipated functionality of Twitter Lists. According to Twitter: Lists are a great way to organize the people you follow and discover new and interesting accounts.



So what are Twitter Lists? Twitter just announced a much anticipated functionality of Twitter Lists. According to Twitter:  Lists are a great way to organize the people you follow and discover new and interesting accounts. 

You must have seen many websites and blogs listing people to follow on Twitter.  Now you can officially organize people to follow on Twitter by creating your own lists. We thought we would share some of the best Twitter accounts to follow for Jobs, Resumes, Recruiting and Career advice:

You can see our full “list of lists” at http://twitter.com/twittin4job/lists

Or follow them individually:
@twittin4job/top-career-advisors    
@twittin4job/best-recruiters    
@twittin4job/best-resume-writers    
@twittin4job/best-for-jobsearch    
 

Please feel free to follow us: http://twitter.com/twittin4job

And please add Twittin4job to your Twitter list as well!

For more information on how to use Twitter in your job search, please don’t forget to read our article: How to Find a Job on Twitter – 10 Job 2.0 Networking Tips

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How can we make it better? Please, let us what you think about Resumark.com – share your ideas and suggestions, ask questions, report problems or just provide us with your feedback:

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