All things relating to your work life, including looking for work, interviewing, salary negotiation, career development, employee benefits, and more.
The decision to move a long distance can be life-changing. And while it’s exciting to think about a new job or locale, there’s also a lot of uncertainty. Uprooting your life to embrace new ventures can be challenging. And there’s a lot to consider when…
Are you thinking about quitting your job? You’re not alone. Most people feel like leaving their job sometimes. Because even in the ideal position, bad workdays happen. But if you’re like 73% of workers today, you might consider leaving your current employer searching for something…
Because it was a village called Zhombe and it was in Zimbabwe, I had arrived, alphabetically speaking, at the end of the world. And it was the best career decision I had ever made. In 1991, I was hired by the San Francisco branch office…
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According to the “Freelance Forward: 2021” study conducted in the fall of 2021, some 59 million Americans performed freelance work in the prior 12 months. That’s more than one-third (36%) – of the entire U.S. workforce. So, chances are you’ve been hearing a lot about…
Getting through another year of the pandemic may be your biggest win last year. But chances are you got a lot more checked off on your to-do list than you give yourself credit for. While you look forward to 2023, you may also look back…
Many employers recognize there’s more to employee’s lives than work. Stress, anxiety, grief, and trauma affect all aspects of life, including job satisfaction and performance. So, many companies use Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) to support employees with life difficulties. An EAPs goal is to catch…
Today’s job market is on fire, giving employees the upper hand. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of April 30, 2021, there were 9.3 million job openings. Moving through the third quarter of 2021, record numbers of job openings still exist, making…
With the job market on fire, many people are considering switching jobs. While there are plenty of advantages to making a move after some time in a position, you must do so with a plan. You’ve most likely heard the phrase “job hopper.” It’s a…
Have you ever been sexually harassed at work? If so, you’re not alone. NPR reports that 38% of women have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. If you’ve been in this situation, you may not have known how to react. It’s a confusing, complicated time…
You made it through the job search and interview process and just accepted a fantastic job offer – congratulations! Take a moment to celebrate the occasion and be proud of yourself. After patting yourself on the back, you’ve got more to do before starting your…
You’ve been searching for a new job for a while, submitting countless resumes, talking with multiple recruiters, and networking as much as possible. Finally – you get the call. An invitation to interview for a role you’d love. These job interview tips will help you…
You’ve probably heard the cliche that you should work smarter, not harder. But what does that even mean – and is it sound advice? In this article, we’ll show you how to apply this old adage to your life in a meaningful, productive way. But,…
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Working and interviewing remotely seems like it’s here to stay, at least for the foreseeable future. So, how do you put your best foot forward when you aren’t in the room? You make the best first impression possible by avoiding some of the biggest mistakes…
Chances are, you sit down with your supervisor once a year for a short, scripted conversation to go over how you’re doing in your job since you took on the role or since your last performance appraisal. This time you’ve also been asked to submit…
The job market isn’t static, so your skills shouldn’t be, either! You know continuous learning and professional development are important, but it’s often expensive. So, how do you know the investment is going to pay off? Let’s take a look at the benefits uping your…
Online learning is everywhere. That isn’t hyperbole. According to Small Business Trends, 98% of US corporations said they intend to incorporate online learning in 2020. It’s no wonder then that Udemy and Codecademy are household names. With the online learning market booming, how do you…
When you’re anxious, distracted, maybe even a bit nauseous, as your weekend comes to a close, there’s a good chance you’re suffering from a case of the Sunday Scaries. Many people start their Sunday mornings still savoring the weekend, only to end the day consumed…
When you started along your career path, you approached each day with enthusiasm and dedication. Your work made you happy and fulfilled. But now, something isn’t right. You begin each day with apathy — or worse, dread. You hate that something once precious to you…
Since work is something that takes up around 40-80 of our productive hours each week, it makes sense that the way we feel about our stressful jobs affects the way we feel during our downtime. The pandemic has burdened working moms with added responsibilities at…
Maybe it’s time for a career change due to some severe burnout. Or, perhaps you’re returning to the workforce after time away. Whatever your reason, looking for a new job can be exhausting. It’s practically a full-time job in itself! To balance it with your…
Perhaps you want to grow your small business, so you’re looking to cut back hours at your 9-5. A great part-time job could be all you need to reach your financial goals. Working less would help you care for your kids or aging parents. Rather…
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Whether you’ve entered the workforce in the last few years, spent a decade (or two) working for your employer, or planned to retire soon – you may be questioning your career decisions and future. Some people choose a career they love and are lucky enough…
We’ve been in the middle of a huge, nationwide experiment with remote working. Many non-essential workers were asked to work from home. Even some doctors were diagnosing patients remotely, using new high-speed video chat services. Employees who’ve not previously been allowed to work remotely got…
While you might enjoy your job, there aren’t many people who wake every day and go to work just because they like it. Unless you’re financially independent, there’s a good chance one of your primary motivations for working is earning a paycheck and benefits. With…
Determining whether to prioritize the pursuit of wealth or personal fulfillment is perhaps the most critical aspect of choosing a career path, making a professional pivot, or pursuing an entrepreneurial idea. However, it’s not necessarily easy to pick which path to take. You need to…
You might have spent years in college preparing for a career. Or maybe you started a job out of high school and worked your way up to management. Or perhaps instead, you took an entrepreneurial route dedicating incredible amounts of time, energy, and money to…