career-intelligence

career-intelligence.com, The smart woman's online career resource, is designed to help you better manage all phases of your career. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out we have information, tools and advice to help you succeed in today's competitive economy. Back in 1999 Annette Richmond was working as a career counselor at a... nonprofit organization. She turned to the then fledgling Internet to find additional resources for her clients. There was not much available. Annette decided to change that. Combining a psychology background, knowledge of the career field and several years experience in publishing she created career-intelligence.com. As a woman, she wanted to help other women in the workplace which led to the focus on content for women. In August 2000, career-intelligence.com was launched. While career-intelligence.com remains a woman-focused website most of our articles are gender neutral. Getting ready for a job interview or setting goals is the same whether you're male or female. Yes, we still cover some topics from a woman's perspective. However, recently, we've started peppering our fashion articles with tips for men. Since its launch career-intelligence.com has been cited by many as a valuable career resource including the Washington Post, The Detroit News, SELF magazine, the Atlanta Journal Constitution, and The Riley Guide. Annette's career-management advice has been quoted in many publications including ePregnancy magazine, Florida Today and The Wall Street Journal's Career Journal. Additionally, career-intelligence.com is linked to by numerous colleges and universities across the country including Harvard, Tufts University, and Fairfield University. Wherever you are right now - changing careers, going back to school, finding a new job or trying to get ahead in your current position - we're here. We'll help you better manage your career.Read More