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DON’T BE AFRAID TO DISAGREE

23/10/2022

Job Life

Agreeing for the sake of being agreeable will get you nowhere in your career. If you have a different point of view, respectfully share it. Great ideas and strong strategies are born from such boldness. While it may b

ARE YOUR SKILLS SUFFICIENT FOR THE JOBS YOU’RE PURSUING?

23/10/2022

Job Life

One of the biggest obstacles employers are facing today is not a lack of job requisitions, but a lack of sufficiently skilled candidates to meet job requirements. The result: Many jobs go unfilled. As someone who has

POLISHING YOUR PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS

23/10/2022

Job Life

Your communication skills will either help you or hinder you in your career. As regional vice president of one of America’s largest employers, I can attest to this. In fact, good communication is one of the lead

EVERY PERSON YOU ENCOUNTER IS A VALUABLE CONTACT

23/10/2022

Job Life

Building your professional network is crucial to your career success. It’s estimated that 60 percent of jobs are filled by referrals alone according to ResumeBear. So, if you’re not networking,

TELECOMMUTING: IF GIVEN THE PRIVILEGE, PROVE YOURSELF WORTHY

23/10/2022

Job Life

Working from home can be a wonderful thing, especially for employees with long commutes and high gas bills. But, that’s not all. According to a recent Staples Advantage survey, telecommuters said it helps them maintain better work-life balance, w

NEVER STOP BUILDING YOUR RESUME

23/10/2022

Career Advice

A resume is meant to be an up-to-date, professional reflection of you. Is it? If we’re honest, most of us have our resume stored on a computer that is updated once a year, at best. But, if you want a resume that

THERE IS NO “I” IN TEAMWORK!

23/10/2022

Career Advice

We’ve all heard it’s important to be a team player, but what does it really mean? Foremost, it means working for the good of the team, rather than your own individual goals. And, that means dropping the pe

FLEXIBLE WORK: THE BACK DOOR TO GREAT OPPORTUNITIES

23/10/2022

Job Life

So you’re looking for a permanent job. Temping may not be your plan A, but it could be the back-door entrance to the job you are seeking. According to the American Staffing Association, 72 percent of flexible&nb

NEW ON THE JOB? DON’T FORGET TO TAKE NOTES!

23/10/2022

Job Life

When you are beginning a new job, it can seem as if a whirlwind of information is coming at you—and to some extent, it is. If you are unable to process it correctly, it can start to snowball and create a fortres

LOVE IN THE WORKPLACE

23/10/2022

Job Life

What’s putting the pep in your step on Monday mornings? Is it the chance to apply your talents to a job that’s made for you, or is it the prospect of running into that special someone that works in the sam

How To Answer: What Is Your Preferred Work Environment?

18/10/2022

Career Advice

In the past, you may have never anticipated a question like ‘what is your preferred work environment’ during a job interview. However, this has become a much more common question that you should take time to prepare for! As the pr

How To Explain Getting Fired In An Interview

18/10/2022

Career Advice

The interview is going great. You and the hiring manager seem to be hitting it off, having an engaging, professional and personable conversation. And then they ask that question, “Why did you leave your last job?” If you’re simply cha

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