If you’re on the job hunt and looking for a new position, you’re probably noticing there are a variety of job types available. Not only are there part-time and full-time positions, but also employment types such as “contract”, “contract to hire” and “temporary to permanent”. Which job type should you be applying for? Today we’re discussing the different employment types and the purpose of each one. […]
Company culture, or what is known as the “personality” of a company, is vital to a company’s success. The atmosphere and environment of the workplace are derived from culture, which is why you want to do your research and ensure you’ll be a good culture fit when you’re looking to join a new company. Check out how to prepare interview questions relating to culture, a variety of the different types of culture, as well as how you can ask about culture in an interview. Check it out! […]
As we are nearing the New Year, we wanted to touch on another set of goals that are common come January 1st. Money goals. Whether it be paying off student loans, additional debt, saving for a home, or paying your way through college – the new year is a great time to evaluate and make a plan with your current situation. Check it out. […]
With a new year comes resolutions, whether personal, business-related or both. You're either excited and eager about them, or you find the process intimidating and unattainable. So today we're putting together a list of goal ideas to set for yourself, how to reach them, and even some health-related goals to set come 2020. Check it out! The Secrets to Achieving New Year Goals for Your Career If you are looking for some advice on how to achieve the goals that you set for yourself for the new year- this one is for you. Here are five steps to help you [...]
Take a look at your calendar, whether it be your work calendar or your personal calendar. If you track your life using one of these – you’ll probably notice that you have a LOT on your plate. If you’re not physically tracking much, assess last week’s schedule. Did you have commitments/events/tasks that filled up each day? Did you save any time for downtime? Did you sporadically complete errands or tasks throughout the week leaving you feeling flustered or overwhelmed? Today we’re breaking down your daily schedule, how you track it and how to stay more organized, by decluttering your calendar [...]
If you’re looking to improve your quality of life, mindset, chances with success, or way of setting goals in 2020 – this one is for you. We put together a list of 12 personal development books; one for each month of the new year to help set you up for your best year, yet. Whether you want to add to your book collection (all amazon links are linked) or hit up your local library as you go – these are must-reads for 2020. […]
2020 is upon us as we are ALMOST halfway through December. A new year comes with new goals, motivation, reassessment, and action. Including taking inventory of your current job situation and making decisions about where you want to be for the future. Today we’re covering job search tips, the upcoming trends, and how you should update your resume for 2020. Check it out! […]
Personal growth is crucial in self-fulfillment and it is also linked to growth in your career. Tony Robbins states that “Progress equals happiness”. Of course, what that progress consists of is entirely up to your personal goals. Today we’re focusing on helping you learn how to make time for personal growth. Such as starting with automating and delegating tasks. Check it out. […]
Your resume should be a document that explains in detail; your experience, education, and skillset. The purpose of a resume is to provide a parallel between your background and the positions you are applying for. The information you list here should be relevant, and precise. That’s why we wanted to expand on our previous blog (if you missed our blog on that, you can read that here) and share phrases that you should leave *off* your resume. Check it out! […]
Writing a cover letter can significantly increase your chances of being considered for a position if done correctly. However, there are also times that including one when applying for a job is not necessary. Below we’ve put together a guide on when to and *not to* include a cover letter when applying for a job, and what it should look like when you compose one. Check it out! […]
