Welcome to Part II of our CAD Career Blog Series. Be sure to check out Part I of the series to learn more about CAD careers in high demand. Also, Part III lists the top 5 cities in the U.S. for finding a job in CAD Design. There are many pros and cons to seeking higher education […] Read Article “The Four Cs of Design Engineering Education”
Right now across the United States athletes are preparing — in the fields, on the track, on the courts, in the pool and in the ring — for the biggest global sporting event that comes every four years. On August 5th, 2016, over 10,000 athletes from 205 countries will unite in Rio de Janeiro to […] Read Article “The Countdown Begins to Team USA competing at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games”
Savannah is a graduate from American University (2010) with a degree in broadcast journalism. After graduation, she followed her dream, trying out for the U.S. Bobsled team in Lake Placid, NY. She later switched to Skeleton, a fast winter sliding sport in which a person rides a small sled down a frozen track while lying […] Read Article “Savannah Graybill, Adecco Group NA CEO for One Month”
Olympic and Paralympic athletes are incredibly busy people-often working and training full-time to make their podium dreams come true! To help with their work-life balance, Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls in over 34 countries can receive career planning and job placement assistance from Adecco. Recently the International Olympic Committee produced a video highlighting the work-life balance […] Read Article “Life in the Fast Lane!”
Just a few decades ago, the American Dream meant personal wealth and a dream house in the suburbs to most people. During the booming post-war economy, these things weren’t extremely difficult to achieve thanks to the excessive job opportunities the country had to offer. View our infographic for more on the new American Dream! Today, the […] Read Article “Working Towards the New American Dream”
Next week, seven young men and women will be arriving in Jacksonville, Florida to embark on a life changing experience. They will be vying for a chance to become Adecco Group North America’s ‘CEO for One Month’ – the summer internship of a lifetime. The #CEO1Month Internship As the ‘CEO for One Month’, the successful […] Read Article “Who Will Be Adecco Group’s CEO for One Month?”
A recent Huffington Post article carried this provocative headline: “Millennials Work Better.” The article went on to make the case for why millennials have a range of strengths that make them well-suited for the workplace. It also served up a refreshing break from the tired stereotypes that dog millennial workers. That being said, the headline […] Read Article “Part I: What Millennials Can Learn from Baby Boomers”
Through our Way to Work: Adecco Experience Internship Program, we are giving 200+ students and recent grads the opportunity to gain their first job experiences in high-powered internships throughout the country. We spoke with one of our Adecco Experience interns, Will Fenner about his experiences as a Generation Zer on the job hunt. Profile Name: […] Read Article “1:1 with an Adecco Experience Intern”
It’s a clear giveaway that you’re on the hunt for a new job. You create significant and repeated updates to your LinkedIn profile, adding a new professional photo as well as providing more details around your skills and experience. Yet, because you didn’t adjust your privacy settings to turn off activity broadcasts, every update gets […] Read Article “Stealthy Search: How to keep your boss from finding out you’re looking for a new job”
Melanie Schwartz is a Paralympic alpine skier with podium dreams. As a congenital leg amputee, Melanie skis on one leg and uses two outriggers, similar to poles with ski tips on the bottom. Melanie began racing in 2007 and quickly progressed to competing at international races. At the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games, she skied […] Read Article “One-on-one with Paralympian Melanie Schwartz”