Advice Topics 50+ Learn more about 50+ by reading from the following selection of recent articles: Moving on after 20+years Older workers are in Exec changes at 64 Two phobias that hurt you You're a hot commodity Unjust treatment Harassed about your age? Older workers worry Can I change at my age? Older workers needed Home business ideas Don't miss my latest video podcast: Click here to watch at I-Tunes.

 

		From my new book, Life’s a Bitch and Then You Change Careers, discover how to change careers at any age. Plus interview questions to be prepared for, how others made successful career changes, if you have what it takes to make a change, how to get an offer in a new career when you have no experience and how to stay focused and motivated. For help on negotiating alternative work schedules, researching companies that have family friendly policies, defining the environment and job you want that gives you the balance you seek, then positioning yourself on your resume for this job, see Resumes That Will Get You the Job You Want, Greener Pastures: How to Find a Job in Another Place and Interview Strategies That Will Get You the Job You Want.

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Older workers--age 56-64--are predicted to make up 52% of the U.S. workforce by 2010. And many people over 65 plan to continue to work or never retire. Yes, discrimination exists. But companies do seem to be wising up and seeing value in the knowledge and work ethic that you have. Discover which companies have older worker-friendly policies and why companies need you in this section of articles I've compiled on the left side of this page. I'm always adding new articles so check back frequently. And if you have a story to share about how you made a career change later in life, let me know. Everyone needs some inspiration! Refer this page to a friend! Click on the button below and send him/her this link and a personal message.

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