Watching your business begin to grow is one of the most fulfilling parts of becoming an entrepreneur. However, growing a business is rarely easy. Many businesses experience growing pains when they start to expand into new markets, land new customers, see increasing website traffic, and onboard more team members.
Online colleges and universities are attractive options for many prospective students. Many of these institutions offer flexible schedules, start times throughout the year, and the inclusion of people from all backgrounds, work experiences, and age groups. However, just like anything in life, there are both benefits and drawbacks to completing a virtual degree. Here are some things to consider prior to enrolling in an online university.
Are you graduating in the next few months from college? As a college graduate in the state of New Jersey, its a daunting task to figure out how to find a job in NJ. Here are some resources from NJJobMarket.com for NJ job candidates fresh out of school that includes everything from your cover letter, CV / resume and networking to possibly starting our own business.
Let’s face it, we’ve all worked with someone that just wasn’t a good fit for the position they were hired for. And the plague of bad hires is a pretty big problem in the U.S. In a Robert Half survey released in March, 81 percent of small and midsize managers business owners said they’d made a bad hiring decision. And once the bad hire is made, it takes companies nearly 17 weeks to fix the mistake.
New Jersey Job Market has the most extensive Resume Bank available today with over 11,000 fresh NJ Candidate resumes.
The state Legislature will vote Monday to put off paying overdue awards to businesses that created jobs in New Jersey as part of the governor’s plan to balance the budget for the coming year.
College students looking for academic credit in New Jersey can intern for NJJobMarket.com.
The 65,200 jobs New Jersey gained in 2015 hints that the state may be on the verge of the kind of robust job creation enjoyed in the late 1990s.
