How College Students Can Prepare to be Job Ready Before graduation, students need to know that a college degree might get you in the door for an interview and increase your earning potential, but it’s only part of the employment equation. To land the job, employers aren’t only looking at what you know; they want… Read More How College Students Can Prepare to be Job Ready
Thinking about making a career change, but aren’t sure what you want to do or where to start? I’ve heard not having a specific next step is supposed to be empowering because there are so many exciting paths to pursue, but I actually tend to find it fairly stressful. As someone who is still figuring out… Read More Top 4 Ways To Clear Your Future Career Confusion.
Wouldn’t it be great if you knew exactly what questions a hiring manager would be asking you in your next job interview? While we unfortunately can’t read minds, we’ll give you the next best thing: a list of the 10 most commonly asked interview questions and answers. While we don’t recommend having a canned response for every interview… Read More HR Interview Question That You Must Be Ready For
Setting up a small business ? Read the following few steps before you leave How to live the entrepreneurial dream by setting up a small business while minimizing your risks and maximizing your success. (Warning: This ain’t easy.) Starting a business is easy. You can do it in a day. When you consider… Read More Setup a small business just in few steps
If you’re considering a career pivot, I’m going to appeal to you to do things differently. Much differently. I’m going to appeal to you to follow these key steps: 1. Start With the Why So many people know they hate or have outgrown their jobs, but they don’t have much awareness beyond that. You’ve got to… Read More 8 Steps to an Utterly Successful Career Change
The New Networking Norm: Keys to Making Social Media Connections Count Networking ain’t what it used to be. Handshakes, hand-written notes, and a Rolodex sound like ancient history. But with all the obvious advantages of email, LinkedIn, and social media connections come one major downside: the risk of coming off like a creeper looms high… Read More The New Networking Norm: Keys to Making Social Media Connections Count
10 Things to Do for Your Career by 35 We’re all for flexibility. Going your own way. Paving your own path. Doing what works for you (and not doing what doesn’t). We’re also big fans of not putting a timeline on things. We’ve even said that there are plenty of things you don’t have to have… Read More 10 Things to Do for Your Career by 35
4 Signs You’re Just Not Cut Out for the 9-to-5 Life So many of us were raised to a subtle beat (or loud gong) that went something like this, “Get good grades. Get into a decent school. Get a solid desk job (with benefits). Be happy.” Problem is, for some people this formula doesn’t lead… Read More 4 Signs You’re Just Not Cut Out for the 9-to-5 Life
Starting Your First Job? How to Stay Organized and Sane Like many other young professionals, I have a jam-packed schedule. A typical week for me consists of working at my 9-to-5 job, volunteering at two nonprofits, happy hours and hikes with friends, networking at professional events, getting in some “me” time, and even doing some contract… Read More Starting Your First Job? How to Stay Organized and Sane
4 Ways You’re Making Your Job Way Harder Than it Needs to Be You know that work is supposed to be challenging—but there’s no way it’s supposed to be this challenging. Even the simplest of tasks take you twice as long as anybody else in your office, and you’re beginning to think that you’re the problem. Here are four… Read More 4 Ways You’re Making Your Job Way Harder Than it Needs to Be
