Monthly Archives: August 2009

Removing the Barriers of Ageism in Job Search

By Karen Kodzik | Published: August 28, 2009
In an interview with Kare 11 this week I spoke about the misconceptions prospective employers may have about hiring older works. I outlined many tips but can’t restate enough the following points. Attitude is everything! Every job seeker has to enter the job market with an energetic and positive attitude. Experienced workers also should shift their [...]
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Are Job Seekers and Workers Throwing in the Towel?

By Karen Kodzik | Published: August 22, 2009
Despite a glimmer of hope that the recession may be over, there are obvious signs that many people have become just burned out. Whether it’s job seekers whose searches have exceeded their savings or workers who have carried the load of others for just too long. The statistic from the Bureau of Labor [...]
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Support for Families, Friends and Spouses of Job Seekers

By Karen Kodzik | Published: August 14, 2009
This past Wednesday I was interviewed on Kare 11 about helpful ways to support the job seeker in your life. I also discussed things that well intended people do that can be counter productive to a job search. Check out the full article on the Resources page of my website. Families and [...]
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Newsflash – Lowest Umemployment Numbers Since April 2008

By Karen Kodzik | Published: August 7, 2009
Could this be a light at the end of the tunnel for job seekers, workers and employers? Maybe. For job seekers, the news provides a glimmer of hope that the long grueling job search might get a bit easier. More opportunities should slowly but eventually start to open up. My advice to job seekers, [...]
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