Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1996 - Abstracts

Journal of Career Planning & Employment 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
1996 NACE/Chevron outstanding achievement awards.(Leo Charette for "The Catapult: a world wide web site of career-related resources")Careers and occupations 
A legal look at the Internet as a recruiting tool.Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
A real gentleman...and committed to career services.(contains related article on National Association of Colleges and Employers Academy of Fellows)(1996 electee John E. Steele)Careers and occupations 
Bridges says workers of the future must flex and change with the needs of the job market. (William Bridges, author of "JobShift: How to Prosper in a Workplace Without Jobs")Careers and occupationsSantry, Kerry
CIGNA's 13 competencies of the outstanding recruiter.Careers and occupations 
Competencies of the competent recruiter.(skills essential in good human resource development professional)(contains related article on American Society for Training and Development model)Careers and occupationsBeebe, Bill
Computer careers - they're not just for techies anymore.Careers and occupations 
Corporations grow their own best employees at corporate universities.Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
Cover letters are still a must.Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Does it pay to offer signing bonuses?(author answers employers' questions on legal issues)Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Employers to career services: please screen for interviews.(employment of international students)Careers and occupationsKaplan, Rochelle
Engineers reengineer themselves in one year.Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Experienced hiring versus college recruiting: issues and trends.Careers and occupationsRynes, Sara, Orlitzky, Marc, Bretz, Robert, Jr.
Finding points of reference: benchmarking staffing and recruiting activities.Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Hot button issues for staffing professionals.(National Association of Colleges and Employers sponsored employer roundtable conferences)Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
How job seekers should approach the new job market.Careers and occupationsMangum, William T.
Industry and education collaborate to shape future workers. (includes related article)Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Lessons from the field: a survey of employer benchmarks.(National Association of Colleges and Employers)Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia
Let's not be judged by placement outcomes.(role of career services, includes responses)Careers and occupationsMurray, Neil, Bechtel, Dave, Banis, William, Weatherall, Robert K., Raymond, Jack, Sims, Kathy L.
Looking for computer savvy.(demand for skilled computer personnel)(Cover Story)Careers and occupationsBeebe, Bill
Major-specific job-search workshops: bring 'em in.(How Others Do It)Careers and occupationsOrzechowski, Joseph
Marketing career services to part-time students.Careers and occupationsBehrens, Troy, Gordon, David E.
Multifaceted relationships benefit career services offices and employer recruiters.(contains related article on results of 1994 National Association of College and Employers survey on college relations and recruitment)Careers and occupationsBrooks, Jennifer E.
NACE awards for excellence.(National Association of Colleges and Employers awards, 1996)Careers and occupations 
New guidelines give ADA regulations clarity. (Americans with Disabilities Act)Careers and occupations 
Not only for business students.Careers and occupationsLehker, Tom
Occupational outlook overview: where will the jobs be in 2005.Careers and occupationsAllen, Claudia, Patterson, Valerie
Preparing candidates for full-time employment with small employers: a research study.Careers and occupationsBeck, Larry S.
Recruiters offer students tips on business etiquette.Careers and occupations 
Research shows training pays.Careers and occupations 
Resumes and data bases make matches.Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Resume talk from recruiters.Careers and occupationsPatterson, Valerie
Shaping alumni careers.(planning and promotion of alumni career programs)Careers and occupationsRyan, Robin
Student attitudes/employer needs.Careers and occupationsBeebe, Bill
The changing profile of undergraduate business students.Careers and occupationsGreen, Kenneth C.
The idea of the networking paradigm revisited.(On the Cover...in the Field)Careers and occupationsWessel, Roger D.
The impact of technology on career center practices.Careers and occupationsNoll, Cheryl L., Graves, Pat R.
The job outlook for '96 grads.(NACE, Journal of Career Planning & Employment, Winter '96)Careers and occupationsCollins, Mimi
The process called 'behavior-based interviewing.'Careers and occupationsBeebe, Bill
Transitions come ... and come ... and come.(personal experiences of president of National Association of Colleges and Employers.)Careers and occupationsHansen, Susan
Two views on the (coming?) privatization of career services.Careers and occupationsWertz, Richard D., Jordan, Carol Walker
Who are they and what do they want? (National Association of Colleges and Employers survey)Careers and occupationsCollins, Mimi
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