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Syndicated columnist, Andrea Kay recently interviewed Rob Steward, LatPro’s Vice President of Sales, in order to share LatPro’s perspective on the Engineering Job Market with her readers. Steward’s expertise was featured in the article first published in The Shreveport Times titled At Work: Engineers remain in high demand in tough economy.

The article, which was first published in the November 7th p

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In a time of change it is important that we take ownership of our careers and the work we do.



The first place we must start with is with ourselves.

• Do we have the courage to examine our strengths?


• How we communicate and deal with others?


• How we handle conflict?


• How we deal with change?


• How we listen to others?

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The Society for Human Resource Management recently interviewed LatPro’s events manager, Ricardo Villalba as an expert source on memorable jobseeker tactics for the article Inventive Tactics on Upswing in Tight Job Market .

The article, featured on the website and in the society’s newsletter, exposes unique jobseeker tactics geared toward making a memorable impression with a potential employer. Villalba’s contribution focused on making a professional and positive impact wi

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Everyone in the workforce could
benefit by assessing how they are providing value to their organization, their
internal and external customers, and their shareholders. And something we could
ask more frequently is "what value do we provide to ourself"?



Given today's economy it's important to review what we do and how we're doing
it. Gone are the days of "job security." Decades ago, as long as you were a "good"
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In their book For
Your Improvement, Michael Lombardo and Robert Eichinger define listening as:
"knowing what others have said and meant to say, and leaving people comfortable
that they have had their say."



This does not necessarily mean you agree with what was said, but rather that you
used the following basic… Continue