The Employment Report

Receive free online job search and career transition advice from industry leaders in career development. This is the first of many free initiatives Career Services International (CSI) is undertaking to do their part in restoring America to prosperity.

“The threatened economy is creating a genuine sense of crisis for the US labor force,” says Danny Huffman, chief operations officer of CSI. “Many of our premium services are out of reach for those struggling to pay the bills; yet we still receive hundreds of calls and e-mails with a resounding theme of ‘help!’

“Rather than turn away those who can’t afford our professional packages, we’ve launched an effort to transfer our proprietary knowledgebase and considerable expertise to an online database free to anyone with Internet access. We’re not asking for names or phone numbers; this isn’t a marketing promotion, it’s our effort to help Americans back on their feet.”

The growing knowledgebase is for everyone from students to executives, covering topics such as interview techniques, resume and cover letter tips, insider information, and advice on keeping a job as well as finding and thriving in a new job.

“They are intentionally short covering a single point and focusing on ‘why’ as much as ‘how.’ We show you ways to change your attitude and how best to present your value. The list of articles will continue to grow as we harvest our knowledgebase.”

Access this career resource by pointing your browser to http://www.careersi.com/CareerArticles.html.

Career Services International has also created a free interactive blog hosted by Huffman. “The blog topics come out of my head and those of our career professionals in response to questions, rising issues, and case studies from decades in the career development field. Have specific questions? Visit the blog and fire away!” Huffman says. This free website can be found at http://www.careersi.wordpress.com. “We’ll also be announcing additional free services on the blog as they become available. Make it a favorite and visit often!”

For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release, contact Rob Swanson or visit http://www.careersi.com.