Making a mistake at work is inevitable. Whether it’s because of burnout, lack of attention, misinformation, being under-qualified, etc. But what do you do after making the mistake without making it worse? We’re sharing 6 tips, here. […]
LinkedIn is a great resource to further your career and grow your network. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to have a LinkedIn profile set up and active. If you don’t have a LinkedIn profile or want to know if you need to do some updates, we’re sharing some mistakes to not make when it comes to LinkedIn, here! […]
Getting fired is a very unfortunate situation, but it happens. Sometimes it’s our fault, but other times it’s out of our control. Regardless of the circumstance, you may be wondering what happens next. Do you immediately head back out into the workforce? Do you take some time to reflect on what exactly you’re looking for in your next job? Find out the best steps to overcoming a firing by reading on! […]
Searching for a new job is certainly no walk in the park. It can be challenging, and it’s not uncommon for a few mistakes to be made. Unfortunately, the highly competitive nature of the job market means those mistakes could wind up costing you a job offer. Thankfully, many hiring managers and career specialists are aware of these mistakes, and want to help you avoid them. This week’s advice should keep you from making simple mistakes on your resume, in job interviews, and during your job search. […]
This week’s Link Roundup is all about prioritizing your career. These blogs and articles will help you ensure that you are making the right choices to benefit your career. Whether you are changing careers, or trying to get back into the workforce, we have all the advice you need. On the contrary, if you are currently working and want some productivity tips, we have those too! Read on to check out this week’s links. […]
Welcome back to another weekly link roundup! This week we have some great articles to share, many of them backed up by research. If you’re looking for an informed look into the state of the job market, you’ll find it here. We’ll look at how job seekers behave, as well as examining the current state of the labor market. Of course, what better way to start than by looking at the numbers from the June job report! […]
This week our Link Roundup starts off by looking at the new job market numbers, before heading into some helpful job search advice. What's great about the links this week is that almost all of them are backed by data from surveys. So instead of taking advice on mere speculation, there is actually some evidence to back it up! In addition, we also have a link to America's Best Employer of 2017 as determined by Statista and Forbes. There are plenty of links with great advice, so read on! U.S. Had Record 6 Million Job Openings, Even As 6.8 Americans [...]
The month of May has just ended, which means there are many recent college graduates entering the job market! It’s both an exciting and challenging time. Thankfully, there’s a wealth of information online to help! We’ve curated the best up-to-date advice that should help any recent graduate find their footing in their job search. The best part is, most of this advice is applicable to any job seeker, so if that’s you, read on! […]
As always, we’re back with another group of links regarding all kinds of professional advice. This week focuses specifically on job search advice. So if you’re currently playing the job market, make sure you check out the links from this week! They cover not just resumes and interviews, but also broader topics like job satisfaction and job market scams. […]
This week we have some great advice from a variety of sources across the web. If you're looking for some advice to assist your job search, we have it here! Resumes, interviews, and networking are just a few topics that are covered in today's Link Roundup. How to Write Resume Bullets That'll Make the Hiring Manager Pay Attention By now, you should know it's important not to put paragraphs in your resume. Bullets are the method of choice for listing accomplishments, skills, and responsibilities. Hiring managers won't typically take the time to read whole paragraphs, so bullets are the way [...]
