Being laid off can be due to lack of performance, a specific situation, overstaffing, or simply personal differences. Regardless, if the situation went sour – you want to be honest with future companies on your experience. But negatively talking about a past employer during an interview will do you more harm than good. Here’s why. […]
Failing is a part of life, whether it be personally or professionally. We’ve compiled a list of ways to look at the positives of failure and why failing can help you progress. Check it out! […]
Having the ability to solve problems, make decisions, and troubleshoot issues is imperative. However, not everyone possesses such skills – and that’s ok! Today we’ve compiled a list on what type of skills you need to be better at solving problems, how to enhance them, and how to improve these skills as a manager as well. Check it out! […]
When you’re prepping yourself for an interview, there are a few things you should keep in mind. For example, remembering that it is just as important for you to be happy with the company and the position, as they are to hire you. Keep in mind factors such as the commute time, the hours, the company size, as well as how you feel about the position itself. Here are a few questions to ask yourself beforehand. […]
Personal/professional growth allows people to develop new skills, advance their qualifications, and become more knowledgeable and more valuable. Whether you are an essential worker, working from home, or you’ve been furloughed/laid off due to the pandemic, today we’re covering how to incorporate that growth into your daily routine. […]
Businesses are starting to reopen, people are starting to go back to work – and job seekers are picking up their job searches. Today we’ve compiled a list of resources like leading a team post-quarantine, how to rebound after a crisis, how Indeed is helping job seekers find work faster, and more. Check out! […]
The current events have encouraged people to evaluate their careers, even causing some to rethink the entire industry they’re in. Maybe you’ve outgrown the work you’ve been in, and want to branch out. Or maybe you’ve discovered a passion you didn’t realize you had. Regardless, switching careers right now is a lot more common than you think. However, it can be difficult to describe the reason for a career change in an interview. Here are some tips. […]
Logging in to your inbox to a plethora of emails that you have not attended to can be extremely overwhelming. Whether they are completed emails or emails that need to be addressed – having a system is key. Knowing how to best organize and tackle your email makes a huge difference in productivity. Here are some tips! […]
As we are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel, employees are having to readjust their lives once again after working remotely, to now returning to the office. After being quarantined for just about two months – the shift may take some getting used to. Here are some tips on how to help your team return to work post-quarantine. […]
To some, leadership skills come naturally. To others, being a successful leader takes practice. Regardless, there are always ways to improve your skills and even learn new ones. Today we’ve compiled a list of important skills you should possess during a crisis, how to increase employee retention utilizing leadership, and what skills you need if you’re a first-time leader. Check it out! […]
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