Category Archives: 50+ job search

Mr. CEO, You Laid Me Off At 50, Now You Want Me To Work To 70

Written by Arleen Bradley on January 19, 2013 — 7 Comments

Yesterday, I heard on the radio that there are some CEO’s who want people to work until age 70, to save Social Security.  It hasn’t become the law of the land yet.  And it is only a few CEO’s, but I want to share my thoughts on the matter. While it sounds like a great […]

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5 Tips to Beat the Gray Ceiling: Get Hired at 50+ Part 2

Written by Arleen Bradley on January 13, 2013 — 4 Comments

Yesterday I told you how groaning and grimacing when you sit down can ruin your job search.  There are companies that are supportive of 50+ workersand networking is an effective way to get a job. Today, I will continue with the last 4 tips and finish with the list of Best Employers for Workers Over […]

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5 Tips to Beat the Gray Ceiling: Get Hired at 50+ Part 1

Written by Arleen Bradley on January 12, 2013 — 14 Comments

I don’t remember where I heard or read this story, but it sets the stage for this blog and the one that follows.  It seems that a man was going to see a career coach about his difficulty finding a job.  He was over 50 and felt the gray ceiling hovering over him.  As the […]

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