Dallas Businessman Is A Success In A Declining Industry
Norman Alan Cohen fell in love with the printing press, and became successful in surviving the rapidly changing industry.
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Norman Alan Cohen fell in love with the printing press, and became successful in surviving the rapidly changing industry.
Professor Jackie Reynolds encourages employment in the striving healthcare field in the DFW area.
Once Olha Pijic became immersed in a stand out health care program, she was able to forge her career path.
The population of Dallas is growing. Housing is expanding. Trade inspector vacancies are on the rise.
Dallas Coach and Teacher Paul Phlieger stresses the importance of learning the fundamentals to his students.
Dallas is seeing an increase in retail industry job vacancies.
Michael Bunch, an indoor climate technician, says an education is crucial to stay ahead of the curve in Dallas.
Michael Tull, a director at the Quinlan ISD, believes continuing education is important for personal as well as professional growth.
Pamela Jones, who works for the city, believes employees with higher degrees are better positioned for career advancement.
According to the Dallas Independent School District, the city needs at least 1,000 more teachers for the 2013-2014 school year.
Baylor University Medical Center Manager Kathy Chaney believes there are many unique health employment opportunities in Dallas.
The population of DFW is increasing daily. The hospitality industry is growing in response and career opportunities are plentiful.
Technology Director Mike Roberts explains why the knowledge gleaned in education is pivotal to career success.
Tammy Bryant of Quinlan ISD advocates pursuing an education in teaching language therapy in Dallas.
With technology getting a foothold in Dallas, job opportunities in this sector are strong.
Kelly Crayton believes her educational experiences have been pivotal to her career advancement.
David Henley feels very satisfied every day working to better Dallas's communities through housing.
After adding some 10,000 net jobs between 2011 and 2012, Texas is ranked second in the nation for high-tech employment. Texas reportedly has more than 485,000 technology jobs, a lot of them right here in North Texas.
Target has officially opened the doors to a distribution center, bringing more jobs to Denton.
Construction is booming in Dallas due to a growing population creating more jobs in property management.
Ralph Sanders of the Greenville Independent School District used higher education to advance his career.
Patrick Allgood explains how important education is for creating strong leaders in Dallas's health industry.
Construction jobs, grouped with mining and logging positions, showed significant gains year over year in Dallas.
Computer and information systems managers will see a job growth of 18 percent over the next seven years.
