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Clean energy jobs: training and opportunities
Green jobs, green job training, and grass-roots work Read More...
Internships: not just for students any more
Career change with internships Read More...
In-demand occupations: jobs for your future
Top-10 occupations in the US Read More...
Top 5 Office training courses
A bad economy is good time to put your best foot forward, whether that means becoming the Office products expert in your workplace, or adding new job skills to your resume. Office Online offers a catalog of free training courses , each one anywhere from Read More...
Where the jobs are
Where work can be found in the US Read More...
Steal this blog [post]
The best things in life are free. Sixties activist and rogue, Abbie Hoffman , outlined how to get most of them in his 1971 “survival manual” Steal this Book . It’s the only book I know of that begins with a Table of Discontents. What fascinates me about Read More...
Women empowered with career change
Women changing career paths Read More...
Take the sting out of being responsible. Excel at home.
I use Excel all the time because working with data is part of my job, but when I'm home surrounded by my art supplies (aka clutter), budget-planning does not appeal. Unless, that is, I can make it colorful. This video—another light-hearted look at adult Read More...
Another 240,000 and counting. Worried about your job?
The October employment news was not good. Another 240,000 people lost their jobs. The unemployment rate reached a 14-year high of 6.5 percent, with 2.8 million more people unemployed than at this time last year. The double whammy of mortgage woes and Read More...
What's Fresh on Office at Work
Office at Work is a site I imagine I would use in my previous job: working on a computer in a big corporation. I was always looking for hints and informal training for the programs I used, sometimes by force (thanks, Access). This week's refresh includes: Read More...
Share Community Tips on Office Online
At Office Online, we've opened the site up to more community contributions. (The site has accepted templates from the community for some time.) When you have questions or advice about the content you find, you can sign in with a Windows Live ID and post Read More...
Watch experts dish on Office products in our new Webcast section
In the year I've been at Microsoft, I have found we have more arms then the 1939 Yankees (pardon the bad baseball pun, but the season just started ). One day, I found this Tips and Tricks site that was branded Office Online, but it wasn't even on the Read More...
A few of your favorite things
If you haven't noticed yet, we've now published our Top Hits for 2007 . This is our annual collection of readers' favorite templates, downloads, columns and more. Some of them are perennial favorites, while there's always a good sprinkling of new items Read More...
How a 16th century sport utilizes Excel for better organization
Anyone who knows me well understands that as summer turns to fall my conversation invariably turns to curling. I'm talking about the ice sport - you know, the funny-looking sport where people slide down the ice sweeping in front of a 42 lb. granite stone Read More...
Check out this new Ribbon tab
A few doors down the hall some mad scientists have been cooking up a great add-in for the Ribbons featured in 2007 versions of Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. You can now add a Get Started tab in those applications and pull in some great content from our Read More...
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