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Top 10 Career Experts and Job Analysts

Updated on April 29, 2024
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Ms. Inglish is successful at employment & training, with regional records of tens of thousands placed and retained in gainful employment.

Rushing to work at Grand Central Station.
Rushing to work at Grand Central Station. | Source

Career Coaching Online and In Person

The Career Coaches and employment experts that were successful in the field of Workforce Development under the U.S. Federal Education and Training programs during the Clinton, Bush 43, Obama, and Biden Administrations were well trained. They also possessed high energy, a drive to help others find gainful employment, and a passion for helping employers to create jobs and training opportunities for job candidates seeking meaningful work.

With the advent of social networking, some elements of career coaching are available free online through Facebook and Twitter. Below, you will find a listing of people and organizations to access and follow social networking sites, blogs, and websites in order to advance your career or to find a new job.

Drowning In Information

Too much information on the Internet? right, and not all of it is good.
Too much information on the Internet? right, and not all of it is good. | Source

Who Can You Trust for Employment Updates?

Just as I look to the Mayo Clinic online for medical information I can trust, I look to a number of the best career sites for current workforce development information and updates. Over a period of years, I have found the follow resources to be the best, but Forbes.com and The Vault are my two favorites.

The listings below are ten sites or blogs that I continually read in order to supplement my workforce research.

Top 10 Career Experts and Websites

1) Forbes.com

Forbes Magazine and Forbes.com online offer the best in business, economy, and job-related information and news. Dozens of Top 10 lists emanate from the website every month.

2) The Vault

Sign up for a Free Membership with The Vault or sign up for a free Newsletter on the website. The Vault is a long-standing respected employment and business website, not to be confused with the equally famous online presence of OSU/Conspiracy Theorists' site The Back Vault (@blackvaultcom on Twitter [X]). You might enjoy both of these websites equally.

3) Glassdoor.com

  • @Glassdoor on Twitter(X) or GlassDoor.com

Using Glassdoor is a brilliant way to research companies, through their own descriptions and through interviews with former and current employees and management.

This is the online organization that gathered statements from current and former employees of the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) about maltreatment of employees from the Director on down the line, to massive waste before and after the elimination of the annual Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethons.

Glassdoor has also accumulated a number of positive comments about working for several aerospace companies that operate in the private sector, as well as for other major companies posting jobs. This information adds to the national confidence in the growth of related manufacturing programs and the expansion of programs and coalitions like NASA's Commercial Crew.

A recent useful Tweet: 3 Personal Branding Lessons from Sunday Night Football (from @GlassDoor).

4) USAToday: USAToday.com and daily/weekend print editions.

  • These trusted publications add new job-related information to USA Today, especially online and every Sunday.

5) Fortune 500/CNNMoney

  • Careers -- CNN, Money, and Fortune 500 have formed quite the conglomerate of their own, offering useful and up-to-date information to jobs seekers, business people, and workforce experts.

6) US News & World Report

  • Money and Careers -- I've been reading US News & World Report since I first saw the magazine in high school POD class. Back then, POD meant "Problems of Democracy"; however, the Board of Education decided that democracy has no problems and changed the name to Principals of Democracy. How quaint. Our teacher just laughed... The magazine is even more useful now that it is available online at its own website. It is another of the publications that produces Top 10 listings that I use constantly. My teacher would be happy with that.

7) LinkedIn

  • Lindsey Pollak, @lindseypollak -- Ms. Pollack is the Spokesperson for LinkedIn.com as well a blogger in her own right. Her target audience in GENERATION Y, but Boomers and GEN X can benefit from her work as well. Good advice thrives through the generations as they roll up to working age and need the information. Her website is a Blog, VBlog and resource listing is very useful to both men and women.

8a) Indeed.com and 8b) SimplyHired.com

  • This job search engines offer the accumulation of all jobs posted anywhere on the internet globally, including America, Canada, Australia, other countries, and linked search engines on all continents. These are listed on the home page of each of the site's comprehensive sites. They are in over 50 countries in dozens of languages. Discussion boards and workforce information are available on both sites in America. I use these sites every day.

9) Dan Schwabel at danschwabal.com, The Future of Work Expert

  • Personal Branding Blog -- Begun in 2007 by an official art Millennial Branding, a Boston MA firm does research and consulting for Generation Y. Offers multimedia information about how to create your personal brand.

10) How'd You Get That Gig?

  • This Book has raised a number of programs by the author that train job candidates to think in the direction of exciting, interesting, and well-paying jobs in fields that may never have considered before. Online material continues to update regularly to include new job titles to consider for a rewarding career.

Recommendtions

The above list of employment experts and organizations has proven to be the best sources pf information and work, finding new employment, and re-entering the workforce. Many of them offer information and advice about starting or expanding a business and finding financial resources for doing so.

This article is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge. Content is for informational or entertainment purposes only and does not substitute for personal counsel or professional advice in business, financial, legal, or technical matters.

© 2012 Patty Inglish MS

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