December 5, 2005

Press Release-ReadyMinds Featured in December 5, 2005 Issue of Newsweek.

Lyndhurst, NJ, December 5, 2005 -In the article "Helping Get That First Job", in the Periscope Section of Newsweek Magazine, ReadyMinds was referenced as an organization that has been assisting college students as they seek to obtain their first job. ReadyMinds CEO, Randy Miller was interviewed by Daniel McGinn for the article.

To read the article in its entirety please go to:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10219204/site/newsweek/

About ReadyMinds

Founded in 1997, ReadyMinds owns and operates readyminds.com and is a privately held company that has emerged as the leading global provider of distance career counseling and training services. The ReadyMinds' distance career counseling process was initially designed with the assistance of business leaders and career counseling experts to help individuals focus on their career planning and develop action plans to achieve their immediate career goals. In addition to the counseling of individuals, ReadyMinds provides training for counselors seeking to further enhance their professional development in the area of distance counseling. ReadyMinds abides by the guidelines set forth by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC); the NBCC Code of Ethics and the Standards for the Ethical Practice of Web Counseling. For more information on the company, please visit http://www.readyminds.com.

About Newsweek

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