| Showing 1-10 of 16 results | Sort By » |
Article/Tip
Let me say that almost any major can lead to a green career. When it comes to choosing your coursework, you'll find that you have many opportunities to be green no matter what your major.
Article/Tip
Your cover letter is not just an introduction or a summary of your resume; it's your opportunity to weave the bullet points of your resume into a unique and compelling story that makes you the best candidate for a job.
Article/Tip
You always think of LinkedIn as a logical first step when starting a job search – but what about using Facebook and Twitter to find the perfect green job?
Article/Tip
A: Yes! Regardless of what industry you go into, employers are looking at the skills and characteristics that they believe are strong indicators of success in the green workplace. Take some time to cultivate these and your resume will stand out from the crowd.
Article/Tip
A: First, let me say: you're not alone. We recently surveyed 430 jobseekers who are interested in moving into the green sector.
New Brunswick, NJ
Local Event
Teleconference to hear from experts on issues, and to hear reflections from diverse religious leaders on the moral imperative behind the Energy Bill.
Article/Tip
A: Absolutely! Even if a company doesn’t have postings on the web, this doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t hiring.
Article/Tip
A: There’s no question that this is probably the worst economy in half a century for recent graduates trying to find a job.
Article/Tip
A: Absolutely! You will want to take extra care to tailor your resume and cover letter when applying for these positions. Having a passion for green work alone won’t get you that dream job. First, perform an inventory of the transferable skills that you have from previous work experiences.
Article/Tip
A: There are so many needs and so many ways to contribute to the green economy that it’s easy to be overwhelmed. I would like to suggest you start by taking stock of your own interests and needs first.
| Write a Review | Post to SustainLane | Add Green Products & Businesses |
Find healthy, green alternatives near you.
Enter your city below:
