Job Searching - 50 + Age Bias - If The Door Is Shut, Knock It Down

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Overview: If you feel the over 50 + Age Bias has shut the job door for you, you are probably correct. To knock down this barrier take some steps to level the playing field. Don't waste time being mad - do something powerful! The facts are that younger workers have a 40 percent better chance of being called in for interviews than someone over 50. Almost everyone over 40 senses that age bias affects their career. You can't take it personally as it is a given. This paper explains how to knock down the 50 + Age Bias door.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jun 2008 | Pages: 5

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