Translating Unique Experiences into Career Success: Lessons from Veterans

Transitioning from military service to a civilian career can be a significant challenge for veterans, but it also offers valuable lessons for all job seekers. Veterans possess unique skills and experiences that, when properly translated, can lead to successful careers in various industries. Whether you are a veteran or a job seeker from a different… Read more »

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 »

Keeping Your Resume Current: Resume Trends for Finding Your Next Job

Pile of Resume on the table

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 »

(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 »

Is Your Social Media Employer Proof?

In the age of digital communications and social media, job seekers need to consider the implications of what they have available to the public on the internet. Some companies do check public profiles before making hiring decisions, including your Instagram, Twitter, and even public Facebook feeds. Are you confident that they will make you an… Read more »

8 Ideas to Bring Summer Into Your Workplace

Summertime is in full swing and the hot temperatures are causing everyone in the workplace to daydream about all the reasons they shouldn’t be at work. When everyone is thinking about summer vacation, you need to figure out ways to keep your staff engaged and happy. You can bring summer into your workplace with a… Read more »

The Secret to Keeping Your Employee Retention Rate High

The era of long-term employment at one company that ended with retirement and a gold watch is long over. More people within the workforce today will experience multiple jobs, even career changes, with many employers. So how do employers navigate this new world? How can you focus on retention and still give your employees the… Read more »

Bosses, Are You Still Keeping Up with These 4 Things?

As a manager, you’re expected to wear a lot of hats and keep up with some major trends in the marketplace. Along with your own skills and management style, you’ll want to bring other information to the table in your current job or throughout your career. What are the most important things you should be… Read more »

The Interview: Why Being Yourself Is Best

Saying what you think an employer wants to hear in an interview can feel like a good idea at the time. But it may not be your best bet to landing the job of your dreams. It’s important that you feel empowered and comfortable being yourself or you may find yourself in a situation that… Read more »

4 Ways Leaders Will Engage With Their Employees

Your employees shouldn’t be so unhappy at work that they’re regularly thinking about jumping ship. As the leader of your organization, it’s imperative that you spend time focusing on your employee engagement. How can you be sure that your team is happy on the job, engaged, and excited about coming to work every day? Here… Read more »