Archive 2007

March 2007

To New Beginings!

Laufer and Associates moves offices

After a middling but typically erratic winter, it seems that the weather has finally broken, and the sun is shinning and spring is here. The spring always seems like a great time for new beginnings, and we at Laufer and Associates are about to embark on one as well.  We are moving into a beautiful new space, the former mayor's office in Boston's Old City Hall.  We're doubling our size and it is a fitting celebration of our sixth anniversary on April 1, 2007.

The newness of spring might have you thinking about possible new job opportunities. Please be sure to contact one of our recruiters today if you have any questions, or we can be of any assistance!

All the Best,
Julie Laufer

May 2007

Budding New Job Opportunites

May is a great time to begin gearing up for a summer job search.  New grads are coming on the market, and new jobs may be opening up or being added.  As the weather grows so beautiful outside, it's a great time to think about possible new opportunities.  The past two months have seen a strong surge in job growth and creation.  The U.S. Labor Department reports that "the back-to-back monthly gains in March and April were the strongest in four years."   Be sure to check out our website to see new openings, and several of our newest job openings are linked in this newsletter.  If you see any positions that look interesting to you, and if they seem compatible to your prior experience, be sure to contact your recruiter immediately-things are heating up!

All the Best,
Julie Laufer

November 2007

One of the best times of the year to condsider new opportunites

Greetings! November is one of the best times of the year to consider a new position -- companies use this time of the year to fill last-minute, critical openings and have more freedom to do so because of excess year-end budget allocations. Be sure to check out our website, to keep up-to-date with regard to any new openings.  Several of our newest job openings are linked in this newsletter.  If you see any positions that look interesting to you, and if they seem compatible to your prior experience, be sure to contact your recruiter.  In contrast to the increasingly frigid temperatures, we have some hot jobs!

All the Best,
Julie Laufer