Habit stacking is the ability to use the momentum of one successful habit to build more positive habits into your routine. The idea is simple, but it does take some time to reinforce these behaviors. If you think habit stacking could help you improve your productivity, it’s good to know where to start. Here are… Read more »
Category: Job-Seekers
Don’t Let Job Defeat Define You
Some career changes are positive and exciting, but not everything is peaches and cream. Some career changes can be devastating, like being fired, laid off, or rejected in the job search. The key is how you handle the aftermath. Here are some tips to help you pick yourself up and dust yourself off after a… Read more »
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How to Be More Confident At Work
Everyone can have a bad day. Imposter syndrome can rear its ugly head and make you think you don’t have what it takes to succeed in your chosen career. If you let this affect your work negatively, you could be in trouble professionally. Now is the time to work on your confidence level. How can… Read more »
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Bilingual? Defining Language Proficiency on a Resume
Language skills are always in demand. Speaking multiple languages can make you more competitive in today’s employment market. Knowing how to define your language proficiency is crucial so you can include it on your resume. Here are the levels of being bilingual or multilingual and how to put them on your resume. Beginner Skills Beginners… Read more »
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Keeping Your Resume Current: Resume Trends for Finding Your Next Job
Resumes have gone through a significant evolution in the last fifty years. What was once a simple listing of your previous experience has become much more focused on accomplishments and skills. So what are the current resume trends, and how can you update your resume to give yourself the best chance of getting that call… Read more »
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The Benefits of Accepting an In-Person Assignment
The entire working world turned upside down in early 2020. Companies that never dreamed of providing remote work had to pivot quickly, and many employees now find that work-from-home is what they prefer. While you may enjoy working from home, being in person has some benefits. More companies are expecting workers to return to the… Read more »
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Before You Quit Your Job, Read This
The urge to quit can sometimes be overwhelming. Sometimes a job isn’t what we think it will be, or it changes over time to no longer match our career goals. When things don’t go as expected, we’re frustrated by managers or coworkers, or we’re burned out, just walking away can seem like a very appealing… Read more »
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Business Writing Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
Professionals need to have strong writing skills to succeed. Writing isn’t just about formal letters anymore; we communicate via email and text every day. The place you showcase your writing skills to a potential employer is with your resume and cover letter. After that, every piece of correspondence you send will be evaluated, even after… Read more »
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(In-Person) Networking Tips for Introverts
When you’re an introvert, in-person networking can feel like an Olympian challenge. More in-person networking events are returning to our business world, which means getting out more will be necessary for job seekers and professionals looking to expand their reach. But what if you’re a shy or introverted person? Or maybe you struggle with social… Read more »
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How to Build a Strong Professional Relationship with Your Boss
Starting a new job can make you very nervous, but you don’t have to be. Any career begins with building good professional relationships. How do you improve your relationship with an existing boss or start your new relationship off on the right foot? Here are a few tips to get you started. Take Initiative Employers… Read more »