Demand For Technical Writers Increase As Journalism Jobs Continue To Plunge
It's a tough market for aspiring journalists, but there are some growing fields where good writers are needed.
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It's a tough market for aspiring journalists, but there are some growing fields where good writers are needed.
The San Francisco Bay Area has three colleges with a physician assistant academic program, along with a junior college that offers a primary care associate program.
A career as a life coach is one of the fastest growing professions for students with a psychology degree
William King is the CEO of San Francisco-based Zephyr Health, the creator of the only data intelligence solution built specifically for pharmaceutical, biomedical and medical device companies.
Want a career that pays $70,000 without the massive student loans that you might rack up in law school?
Jill Schlesinger highlights a fast growing field that just might be a good fit.
The Silicon Valley job boom continues but a pay gap between men and women remains.
"The good news for job seekers is that the security field faces negative unemployment – companies can't find enough people with the critical skills; and this shortage is not going away any time soon," says Mike Lloyd.
Frances Cairns is founder and CEO of San Francisco-based CampusQuad Inc., described as a "digital billboard" and used by leading universities such as Stanford, Duke and Georgetown.
Charles Huang is the COO for Silicon Valley startup Leeo and co-creator of the popular Guitar Hero video game.
Internships provide valuable experience, but ideally they actually turn into jobs. Jill Schlesinger offers some tips on how to put yourself on the path towards a career in the video above.
Susan Tanner, Family Nurse Practitioner for CareMore, advises nursing students to never give up, "no matter how tough the endurance becomes."
San Francisco business students have the opportunity to gain valuable insight from on of the "10 Rising Stars at the World's Most Innovative Companies," according to Forbes.
The Investigation and Security sector in San Francisco expects to see an increase of 16 percent in employment through 2020, but a college education can potentially lead to a better position and higher salary.
The Employment Development Department released updated figures Friday showing that unemployment is down statewide and at a record low in the City of San Francisco.
A San Francisco-based start-up is changing the way consumers can seek medical advice from a doctor.
Eric Chiu has helped HyTrust, the Silicon Valley company he co-founded, become an industry leader in virtualization and cloud security automation and control.
With a continuing shortage of qualified teachers in San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area, many parents are turning to supplemental education for academic success for their children.
A new survey measuring success of college graduate goes beyond dollars and cents to measure job satisfaction. Jill Schlesinger has more on why the career you pick is just as important as the salary.
With a busier than normal tax season anticipated this year, accountant and tax firms will be looking to train and hire thousands of new employees to help with the extra work. (1/14/15)
Tim Bucher, founder and CEO of Lyve Minds, Inc. previously served in executive position with Apple, Microsoft and Dell
Dean Stephens is the founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Healthline, a leading provider of consumer health care and health information technology.
Divya Ghatak is chief people officer for San Francisco-based GoodData, a leader in end-to-end cloud analytics.
JC Penney Co. plans to close 33 stores and cut about 2,000 jobs by April.
The retirement of the baby boomers will carve out new job opportunities for a younger demographic. Jill Schlesinger reports.
