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Brian Alden is the founder and CEO of Job.com. Headquartered in Fredericksburg, VA, Job.com was launched as a full service job board in the winter of 2001. Now, eight years later and with a database of over 4.6 million resumes, Job.com has become one of the fastest growing career portals on the Internet. On average, over seven million unique visitors flock to Job.com on a monthly basis to search for employment, access career advancing information and place highly qualified candidates from across the country.
Over the years Job.com has been forming a variety of alliances with companies who are the "Best of the Best" in their career services segment. The growing number of partnerships along with the site's continuous development of value-added features have converted Job.com in to a "one-stop shop" to help job seekers further their careers. Whether you are an employer looking for a new hire, or a candidate looking to be hired, Job.com is dedicated to bringing together great people with great companies.
Fastest Growing Career Industries
President and CEO of Job.com Brian Alden discusses some of the fastest growing industries in America and what skills you need to take advantage of the hiring boom.
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Brian Alden: While we may still be in a recession, there are some key industries that are projected to grow. According to the U.
S. Department of Labor, there are some fields you should consider while trying to find your dream job. Healthcare is one of the fastest growing industries out there. Jobs that are in demand include registered nurses, home health aids, and medical assistance.
If you're considering a career in healthcare and don't yet have the credentials, you may need to go back to school either getting your associates degree or some short-term training. If you're currently enrolled in a higher education program or thinking about going back to school to get your bachelor's degree, look at the fast growing fields of computer science and software engineering.
As companies increasingly rely on technology, these jobs become more and more in demand. If you are comfortable in an office setting, you're in luck. Administrative employment is on the rise. These jobs include customer service representatives, administrative, and executive assistance, and office receptionist. The level of training needed for these jobs usually depends on the company.
Don't want to be stuck behind the desk all day? There are a few industries that are growing fast that will keep you moving out in the field. Jobs in construction, carpentry, landscaping, and groundskeeping are also projected increase and usually don't require additional schooling. So when you start your job search, keep your eyes on these fast growing fields.
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