Tag: Employment

• Baby Luke and the Mother To-Be Maternity Shoot

  Yes my son and daughter-in-law are expecting, this coming September (so is my sister Sarah for that matter, and within about a week of each other, and yes, they are both Sara(s)’ssssesss…). While they were down here for their Disney vacation we got a very quick, and very hot and humid, photo shoot with the…

  Scott Fillmer

  July 1, 2011

  Photography

  Arts, Arts and Entertainment, baby, colorado, Employment, family, fillmer, luke, maternity, Parental leave, Photo shoot, sara, shoot, united states, william

• Volunteers Make the Church Go-Round

  I’m sure if you have spent any time around the church body what-so-ever you have heard something about volunteering, or if not, you have seen someone who has volunteered their time in one form or another, and most of the time it starts from the moment you drive into the parking lot. What many people…

  Scott Fillmer

  January 16, 2011

  Faith

  Arts, calling, church, Employment, Jack Fisher, matthew, Opportunities, people, Philanthropy, serve, sunday, volunteer

• The Work at Home Job Scam, the New Factory

  It costs me $20-$30 per hour worked to have a work at home job.  Working from home is totally different, I am talking about a specific classification of job, the work at home job. The job that targets those who want to spend more time with their family, not waste half their life in traffic,…

  Scott Fillmer

  May 15, 2010

  Technology

  business, Confidence trick, Employment, factory, freelance, Home Office, job, JobVent, scam, Telecommuting, value, wahj, work, Work-at-home scheme

• Telecommuting Can Save Your Business Money

  Some of you may or may not know that I have been looking for a good job match in a full time IT related field for about 3-4 years now (yes I said years). So far, it has been one of the most frustrating ongoing experiences I have had in business. I have been denied…

  Scott Fillmer

  April 9, 2010

  Technology

  business, Business and Economy, company, Employment, Home Office, Internal Revenue Service, job, Middle class, money, office, Office supplies, resume, social, Telecommuting, Timo Maas, twitter, work

• Top 5 Tips to Help Your Job Search in this Economy

  In my ongoing pursuit of the perfect full time employer I have compiled more information than I could possibly have imagined a few years ago.  I could probably write an HR book called HR, the Good the Bad, the Ugly but I am sure someone else has beat me to it.  After writing a post…

  Scott Fillmer

  April 9, 2010

  Technology

  creative, Employment, facebook, Human resources, job, Job Hunt, LinkedIn, market, new york, resume, social, twitter, work