50plus Online Magazine Article Says Age Need Not Be a Factor When Looking For a Job

50plus Online Magazine (www.50plusMag.com) says the trick is to turn age into an asset instead of liability. This featured article includes 8 valuable tips for job seekers who are past 50.

(PRWEB) December 16, 2004 -- This months edition of 50plus Online Magazine (www.50plusMag.com) continues to separate itself from other sites directed to the 50+/senior audience by focusing on contemporary issues and viewing them from a 50+ perspective. The article is called How to Make Age Not a Factor When looking for a Job."

It acknowledges that there are challenges in the job search that mature job seekers must confront that younger job seekers are not burdened with. However, the article makes a point in saying that the applicant that can demonstrate expertise, energy and enthusiasm has a definite advantage.

Recognizing that the 50+ audience is multi- faceted, 50plus Online Magazine (www.50plusMag.com) strikes the right balance of being informative, humorous and even sexy. It is always cutting edge, relevant and sometimes irreverent.

Other articles in this months edition are equally noteworthy.

Theres an upbeat article called, Want to Stay Young Forever? Make Music." The article makes a compelling argument to support its premise. It claims that since playing a musical instrument requires simultaneous reading, listening, memorizing and manual skills, it may be the perfect way to maintain mental acuity.

An other featured article is called Being Gay or Lesbian and Past 50." The participants in this roundtable discussion agreed that it has been particularly difficult for those who grew up prior to gay liberation and still remember the bad old days." They said many revert back to the closet, keeping their sexual orientation hidden.

This months 50+ celebrity is Dolly Parton. Dolly offers An Opinion or Two" on patriotism, prostitution, nudity, racial harmony, feminism, God, gay marriage and religion. She says she would never pose nude but that hasnt stopped her from wearing outfits that accentuate, (shall we say) certain physical attributes.

Each edition of 50plus Online Magazine includes its extensive archive of articles from past editions, celebrity profiles, Brain Squeezers, and outspoken (and sometimes outrageous) opinions. In addition to being a fascinating read, the site is very easy to navigate and visually outstanding. No other 50plus/senior site comes close to it in content or look. 50plus Online Magazine is a rich and unique internet experience.

50plus Online Magazine (www.50plusMag.com) is supported by advertising, promotions and sponsorships. Editor Gary Geyer says, We do everything we can to accommodate our advertisers and sponsors with links, placements and endorsements."

We have recently introduced 'The 50plus Online Magazine Recognition of Quality, says Geyer. "Its sort of our version of the Good Housekeeping Seal, but obviously geared to those over 50. We grant it only to those products, services and establishments that subscribe to the 50plus Online Magazine code of ethics." Call or email for details.

"We welcome submissions, suggestions and of course, advertising inquiries."

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