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>       The Best Companies to Work For
>
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>
>Sponsored by:
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>
>DREAM JOB DESCRIPTION: Terrific opportunities for career
>advancement. Excellent salary, plus benefits and bonus.
>Ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of computer
>software, and be proficient in MS Outlook, PowerPoint,
>Word and Excel. Candidates without computer skills will
>not be considered.
>
>Computer skills are no longer a 'handy' addition to your
>resume. Instead they're an essential requirement. And
>now, Video Professor is giving away free computer lessons
>on CD-ROM. You can select from 18 titles, ranging from
>Word and Excel, to Quicken and FrontPage. If you want to
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>fortune, go to:
>
>http://www.execs-direct.com/t/d/pt-433-57.html
>
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>Article: The Best Companies to Work For
>
>=========================================================
>
>Forbes.com reports that employers are continuing to offer
>benefits and perks to their employees in spite of the
>tough economy. For example, Prudential offers lifestyle
>perks, including onsite gyms, employee assistance hot
>lines, childcare and gifts for each five-year
>anniversary. Computer Associates, in addition to a full
>array of typical benefits, offers pet insurance, a $500
>bond for every new baby, and free breakfast every morning
>in every office. Freddie Mac offers alternative work
>options, corporate lactation rooms for nursing moms, an
>opportunity to purchase extra vacation days, volunteer
>and wellness programs and an education assistance
>program.
>
>Which companies are the best to work for and how can you
>find them? That depends on what you're looking for in an
>employer. There are the companies that earn a place on
>the Fortune 500 list of America's largest corporations.
>(http://www.fortune.com/fortune/fortune500)
>
>Walmart tops the list, the first time a retailer has led
>the pack. Exxon-Mobil, General Motors, General Electric,
>Ford and Citigroup are all in the top ten.
>
>However, the biggest is not necessarily the best.
>Inc.com, for example, measures success by growth rather
>than by size. The Inc 500 is an annual list of the
>fastest growing companies. Most of these are small
>companies with large growth and they are still growing
>despite the down economy. Sometimes, smaller can be
>better!
>
>There are also the companies that best serve specific
>groups of employees. The top companies for women,
>according to WorkingMother.com, include Abbot Labs,
>American Express, Bank of America, Colgate Palmolive and
>Fannie may. While the top company for diversity,
>according to social research firm Kinder, Lydenberg,
>Domini & Company, is IBM. Other companies on the list
>include Procter & Gamble, Hewlett Packard, and Pitney
>Bowes.
>
>Fortune magazine also lists their "Top 100 Companies to
>Work for" at:
>
>http://www.fortune.com/fortune/bestcompanies
>
>There are several other lists like this that are focused
>regionally and by industry. Simply visit your favorite
>search engine and type in "best places to work". Review
>the Fortune 500 lists and lists of "best" companies to
>work for in order to develop your own list of companies
>that interest you.
>
>Then visit the company web site. There is usually career
>information in the "About Us" or "Careers" section of
>their web site. In many cases, users can apply online for
>current openings. Don't stop there! If you have a contact
>at the company, use them. If you are a college graduate
>(even from years ago!) contact the Career Office at your
>university and ask them if you can get a list of alumni at
>the company. Ask the alumni how they can help your
>candidacy.
>
>Despite the tough job market, there are employers who are
>hiring and many of these companies are those on the
>various "best employer" lists. So use the list to your
>best advantage!
>
>=========================================================
>
>Sponsored by:
>-------------
>
>Get The Job with FREE Computer Lessons!
>
>DREAM JOB DESCRIPTION: Terrific opportunities for career
>advancement. Excellent salary, plus benefits and bonus.
>Ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of computer
>software, and be proficient in MS Outlook, PowerPoint,
>Word and Excel. Candidates without computer skills will
>not be considered.
>
>Computer skills are no longer a 'handy' addition to your
>resume. Instead they're an essential requirement. And
>now, Video Professor is giving away free computer lessons
>on CD-ROM. You can select from 18 titles, ranging from
>Word and Excel, to Quicken and FrontPage. If you want to
>get PC skills quickly and easily without spending a
>fortune, go to:
>
>http://www.execs-direct.com/t/d/pt-433-57.html
>
>=========================================================
>
>And Also By:
>------------
>
>Proven Way to Get a Great New Job!
>
>Get a job fast with the oldest and largest service that
>offers one-stop resume posting to to over 80 top career
>sites. Since 1999 ResumeRabbit.com has performed over
>1,500,000 resume postings for some very happy customers!
>In today's job market, to be noticed your resume needs to
>be in all the right places at all the right times.
>
>Get instant & massive resume exposure with ResumeRabbit.
>They will instantly post your resume to over 80 career
>sites like Monster, Hot Jobs, CareerBuilder, Dice & more!
>Then you'll be seen by over 1.5 million employers &
>recruiters daily. Their simple online form takes only 15
>minutes and saves 60 hours of research and data entry! To
>try ResumeRabbit.com, go to:
>
>http://www.execs-direct.com/t/d/pt-433-29.html
>
>=========================================================
>
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>experience and may from time to time send you a review of
>career tips and tools that have helped others in their
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>
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>
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>
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