Change in the workplace is inevitable. It can also be a sign of growth, adaptation, and relevance – which proves change can be positive whether we recognize it immediately or not. If you’re dealing with change at work, or have a tough time dealing with it, here are some tips to help you. […]
Starting a new job can be exciting and overwhelming. You want to make sure you’re prepared and have everything you’ll need to ensure a smooth transition into your first day. Here are some items that you should have with you when you start. […]
Whether you are starting your first job after graduation, or you’ve had a long career history and are looking for something new – you can always benefit from some advice on what to do and not do on your first day of work. Check it out! […]
Now that we’ve shared a list of in-office team building activities to try, here are 10 out of office team building activities for you and your team to do together in 2020! Bonding in the office is one thing, bonding outside of the office – builds that next level of your work relationships! […]
Whether you have mustered up the courage to apply to your first job, or you’re an experienced job seeker and have been applying to multiple positions, being rejected for a position can be throw off your momentum. Today we’re covering how to deal with job search rejection, how to respond, and how to ask for feedback. Check it out! […]
Although your resume holds a lot of weight when applying to a new position, you also need previous references who will attest to who you are as an employee. Putting in the extra time and effort to select and provide references is imperative. But when do companies conduct the reference checks? […]
Because the interview is a critical part of the hiring process, the questions that are asked should assist you in determining if the candidate and the position are a good match. However, there are certain questions that are irrelevant to the decision-making process and are considered illegal. Find out what inappropriate and illegal questions to avoid, and what to ask instead. […]
A job interview can be super exciting if you feel that it went really well, and you’re extremely interested in the position. After the interview, you’ll want to follow up and give feedback, but there are certain things you should be aware of and avoid while you’re waiting for a response. Check it out, below! […]
Working a full-time job takes up at least 40 hours of your week. Therefore, you want to enjoy the atmosphere in which you work every day. However, there may be factors that are preventing you from doing so. Whether it be excessive negativity, lack of management, lack of leadership, or a non-proactive boss; these circumstances can affect your happiness at work. Here is some advice on how to make improvements. Check it out! […]
If you’ve never had a performance review before, or you’ve had many reviews in the past – being prepared is essential. Whether you’re looking forward to your review, or you don’t know what to expect – this is a great opportunity for you and the manager to communicate, get a better understanding of where you stand and make improvements from both ends. Here are some dos and don’ts for your upcoming performance review! […]
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