When
you’re brushing-up that resume for a job search, here are some ways to
keep it from landing in the circular file. Among the top pet peeves for
hiring managers are resumes that use tiny fonts or colored paper or have
a job objective that's too vague. And with the popularity of social
media sites, there's no need to add a photo. Source Link
Many
Americans are taking a short-sighted view to the need for long-term
care in old age. A survey found that only one in four people over the
age of 40 think it’s likely they’ll need help, even though half say
they’ve helped care for their aging relatives. Statistics show that
nearly 70% of Americans will need long-term care. Source Link
Convenience
beats security for many people when it comes to picking an online
password. A survey found that 55 percent of people said they used the
same password to access all or most of their Internet accounts. And one
in four people used passwords that were too easy to guess, such as
birthdays and their kids' names. Source Link
