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How The Oil Spill And Other Environmental Crises Create Jobs In Other Industries

By stephen_hinton on June 18, 2010 7 Comments Alabama Oil Jobs, AOL, BP, BP Oil spill, BP oil spill jobs, economics, green jobs, Gulf, Hinton Human Capital, Hot Job Tips, hot jobs, jobs, Louisiana oil jobs, oil spill, Oil spill Florida, oil spill jobs, oil spill response initiatives, retail, Stephen Hinton

The purpose of this article is to point out the hundreds (possibly thousands) of job opportunities that will be created in other industries because of the Oil Spill and other unfortunate crises. Hinton Human Capital stands in firm support of the thousands of people who have lost their businesses and jobs due to this disaster.

27 Areas of Potential Job Growth In the Green Economy

By stephen_hinton on January 5, 2010 8 Comments (ARRA), accidental toxic releases, accounting, acid rain, alternative energy, architecture, Atlanta, atmospheric sciences, Atmospheric scientists, biofuels, biomass, building practices, cap-and-trade, carbon capture, Carbon Consulting, carbon credits, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, carbon market, carbon trading market, Civil Engineering, Climate Change, climate controls, Computer Aided Design, construction, contaminated water, D.C., Department of Energy, e-waste, economy, Electrical Engineering, electrical grid, Emissions Trading, energy, energy consumption, Energy Management, engineering, environmental, environmental clean-up, environmental engineering, Environmental Information Systems, environmental investigations, environmental restoration, environmental scientists, EPA, Forensic Accounting, forestry, Geographic Information Systems, Geotechnical Engineering, Geothermal, GHG emissions, Government compliance, green jobs, green roof, green standards, Greenhouse Gas Auditing, greenhouse gas regulations, greenhouse gases, Hazardous Waste Managers, Hinton Human Capital, horticulture, HVAC, hydroelectric, Industrial Waste Treatment, infrastructure, Landscape Architecture, LEED certification, light rail, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical engineers, Nitrogen Oxide, NOx, Nuclear Engineering, nuclear waste, offset, OR, ozone depletion, pollutants, Portland, power plants, recycled building materials, recycling, Remote Sensing, Resource Efficiency Managers, retrofitted, reuse, risk management, risk management service, rural broadband, Science, Sequestration, smart grid, solid waste, SOx, STEM, Stephen Hinton, Structural Engineering, Structural Engineers, Sulphur Oxide, technical professionals, technology, Trading, transit, waste, wastewater treatment systemsm, water infrastructure upgrade programs, water treatment systems, weather, wind, Xeriscaping

Stephen Hinton, provides a compilation of professionals that will see growth as the US economy goes green. He predicts that those in STEM professions (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) will experience the most job security.

6 Things Green Company Hiring Managers Want To See On Your Resume

By stephen_hinton on November 10, 2009 7 Comments 3BL, accrediting organizations, alternative energy, brand, business startup, certifications, credentials, engineering, environmental, Financial Management, green companies, Hinton Human Capital, infrastructure, Internal Rate of Return, IRR, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, LEED-AP, Licenses, manufacturing, market share, Mathematics, PE, performance based compensation, PMP, Professional Engineer, profitability, project management, Project Management Professional, resume, return on investment, ROI, Science, Skills, standards, startups, STEM, STEM professional, Stephen Hinton, sustainability, sustainable, technical skills, technology, traits, triple bottom line, Triple Bottom Line Accounting

Stephen Hinton provides insight into what traits green companies are looking for in candidates and what skills and traits they expect to see on their resume. He lays out the six pieces of important information that you need on your resume to stand out and get hired.

The 13 Most Needed Licenses and Certifications in This New Green Economy

By Tracey de Morsella on May 21, 2009 Comments Off on The 13 Most Needed Licenses and Certifications in This New Green Economy carbon accounting, CCM, Certified Construction Manager, Certified Environmental Auditor, Certified Information Systems Security Professional, Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Internal Recruiter, Certified Water Treatment Plant Operator, CIA, CIR, CISSP, CPA, CPE Certified Professional Estimator, CPEA, CWO, ECA, Electrician License, Enterprise Carbon Accounting, green economy, green jobs, green training, Hint Human Capitol, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, LEED, LEED-AP, PE, PHR, PLS, PMP, Professional Engineer, Professional in Human Resources, Professional Surveyor, Project Management Professional, Public Accountant, Stephen Hinton, stimulus

Stephen Hinton, of Hinton Human Capitol has compiled a list 12 licenses and certifications that he thinks will be in demand as the green initiatives in the stimulus start to be implemented and cleantech investments increase. See his list.

GREEN CAREER PERSPECTIVES: Green Resume Tips, Target Your Green Job Search, Green Career Transition Tips, The First Wave of Green Jobs, Job Hunting on Twitter, Find Out Why Van Jones Went to DC

By Tracey de Morsella on April 20, 2009 2 Comments Amy Linn, Bright Green Talent, Career Eco, Computer Aided Design (CAD) professionals, engineers, Gayle Oliver-Plath, geodetic survey, green businesses, green career, green career strategies, Green Career Transitions, Green for All, green job search, green keywords, green resume, GreenGigs, GSA, High-Performance Green Buildings, Hinton Human Capitol, LEED AP certification, networking, real estate professionals, resume writing, scientists, smart grid, Stephen Hinton, stimulus package, sustainable building practices, SustainLane, transferable skills, twitter, van jones, Yes!

The following green career strategies and perspectives that I found around the web. The topics include: How to write a green resume; targeting your green job search; green career transition tips for the less experienced; who will be needed in the first wave of green jobs; 101 best Twitter feeds for job hunters; and why Van Jones took a job in the Obama Administration.

Green Career Persectives: A LinkedIn Manifesto, Green Mentors, Skills of Environmental Professionals, In Demand Green Careers, Best Green Job Boards, Green Resume Advice

By Tracey de Morsella on April 15, 2009 Comments Off on Green Career Persectives: A LinkedIn Manifesto, Green Mentors, Skills of Environmental Professionals, In Demand Green Careers, Best Green Job Boards, Green Resume Advice Bright Green Talent, carbon traders, career coach, Ceylan, clean technology (cleantech) consultants, CleanTechies, environmental education, environmental professional, green economy, Green Gigs, green interior designers, green job boards, green jobs, green mentor, Hinton Human Capitol, John Long, LinkedIn, resume, Skills, solar systems installer, Stephen Hinton, sustainability managers, technical skills, Two Roads Resources

The following are links to green career advice and perspectives that I found around the web. The topics include: What are the the qualities you should look for in a green mentor. Find out 6 critical skills needed to be a successful environmental professional in the global “green” economy. Randy’s Career Tips provides a list of seven green jobs that are currently in demand. Green Gigs has compiled a list of what they see are the best industry specific green job boards. CleanTechies provides the most important things to consider when writing a resume. Carolyn, from Bright Green Talent puts forth, her Linkedin Manifesto.