Why do we say “yes” sometimes when we mean “no”? One way to find more fulfillment in the workplace is by setting boundaries and saying “no” when you need to. Here are 4 things that you should start saying “no” to at work. […]
With social distancing, companies are learning to get creative and adjust their hiring process. Because the length of time in quarantine has been longer than anticipated – virtual onboarding has become the new norm. If you’re new to this type of process, here are some tips to successfully onboard remote employees. […]
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 [...]
Did you know that schooling isn’t the only place you should be taking notes? No matter your place of employment (minus a few exceptions) you should be taking notes while at work. Doing so can help your productivity, reliability, help you get a raise and even get a better job for the future! Check out the perks of note taking, below! […]
In lieu of National Fresh Breath Day, why not talk about making first impressions in the business world! (Pro tip: Always chew a piece of gum or mint before going into a professional situation and make sure you throw out the gum before entering. You do not want to talk to people with bad breath!) Whether you are networking, interviewing, or meeting your co-workers for the first time, first impressions have the strongest impact on your job and career. You never get a second chance to make a first impression so it is extremely important to get it right! In [...]
