3 Tips to Become Better at Your Job
There are many ways to build your career and climb your company's ladder, but some methods work better than others. Your job isn't just a place where you go to hunker down for eight hours a day. You go there to better yourself, to learn, and to earn your livelihood. Here three vital tips that will help you become a better worker and a top candidate for a promotion.
1. Take on more responsibilities... Continue Reading >>
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5 Ways to Succeed in Any Job
In some industries, you need very specific skill sets to be successful. For example, a chef needs to be able to chop vegetables. But certain skills will be helpful no matter the job, the industry, or your experience level. Read on for five skills that will keep your career moving in the right direction.
Know the Fundamentals of Your Position... Continue Reading >>
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Ten Tips for Your First Day on the Job
Preparing for your first day with a new company can feel like a post-apocalyptic nightmare: you're stuck on a burning bridge, zombies are on the loose, pterodactyls are circling in the air, and your spouse is trapped in an abandoned skyscraper full of ravenous lions.
Okay, it's not that bad. In fact, it's an extremely exciting moment in your life, both professionally and personally. But you still need to cross off a few tasks from your checklist... Continue Reading >>
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10 Office Etiquette Tips You NEED to Know
One of the biggest mistakes a new professional can make is to not be aware of the various rules and etiquettes that exist within an office. You have to learn these policies and social conventions as quickly as possible. A misstep or faux pas can have a serious impact on future raises, promotions, and even the social environment of the office. Here are 10 office etiquette tips that can help you adjust to your... Continue Reading >>
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5 Resume Tips to Land More Job Interviews
Your resume might be so impressive, so precise, and so perfectly aligned with employer needs that your readers take one glance and hire you on the spot. This scenario is not at all impossible—in fact, stranger things have happened in the job-search. But it’s rare nonetheless. And most successful resumes don’t lead directly to job offers—they lead to phone calls and interview invitations... Continue Reading >>
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How to Make Long-Term Career Plans
The Beginning of Your Career, Changing Careers, Unemployment
A successful career can define the direction of your life and have an immeasurable impact on your overall wellbeing. And while many of the twists, turns and unexpected opportunities that come your way result from serendipitous events and lucky connections, it's a good idea to map your direction first and let serendipity have a secondary – not primary – affect on your destiny... Continue Reading >>
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Five Ways to Become a Great Career Mentor
There are plenty of great resources out there that can teach you how to choose the right career mentor, but becoming a mentor yourself isn't quite as simple. And in many ways, this step is just as important — for your own career advancement as well as the advancement of the person you're helping.
Taking on a mentee can help you pay back some of the karmic debt you might have incurred by relying on others to teach you, guide you and help you get ahead. But it can also help you clarify and make sense of your own learning process... Continue Reading >>
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Performance Evaluation Time: How to Handle a Positive Review
For most of us, review time is the most stressful season in the annual business cycle. It's quite common for both managers and employees to lose a night or two of sleep before review meetings are scheduled to begin, and both parties would be surprised to see how the anxiety on the other side of the table often matches and exceeds their own... Continue Reading >>
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Leave Time to Grieve After Job Loss
Times are tough, and the specter of job loss haunts even the most capable worker. If the axe does fall and you lose your job, don't minimize it - accept that it is a huge loss. Then tell everyone you are out of work and start planning to move forward.
In an article on cabinet.com, Susan Henry, a career counselor in Atkinson, New Hampshire, tells job seekers to treat a job loss like a death and go through the stages of grief - denial, bargaining, anger, depression, and acceptance. Once you've acknowledged your grief, it is time to come up with a plan for the future... Continue Reading >>
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How to Understand the Unemployment Rate
What exactly is the unemployment rate? Your grandma is retired, does she count towards the unemployment rate? And even if you understand the unemployment rate, what impact does it have on your career? Fortunately for you, you’ve come to the right place. And no, your grandma doesn't count.
The Unemployment Rate Defined... Continue Reading >>
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There are many ways to build your career and climb your company's ladder, but some methods work better than others. Your job isn't just a place where you go to hunker down for eight hours a day. You go there to better yourself, to learn, and to earn your livelihood. Here three vital tips that will help you become a better worker and a top candidate for a promotion.
1. Take on more responsibilities... Continue Reading >>
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5 Ways to Succeed in Any Job
In some industries, you need very specific skill sets to be successful. For example, a chef needs to be able to chop vegetables. But certain skills will be helpful no matter the job, the industry, or your experience level. Read on for five skills that will keep your career moving in the right direction.
Know the Fundamentals of Your Position... Continue Reading >>
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Ten Tips for Your First Day on the Job
Preparing for your first day with a new company can feel like a post-apocalyptic nightmare: you're stuck on a burning bridge, zombies are on the loose, pterodactyls are circling in the air, and your spouse is trapped in an abandoned skyscraper full of ravenous lions.
Okay, it's not that bad. In fact, it's an extremely exciting moment in your life, both professionally and personally. But you still need to cross off a few tasks from your checklist... Continue Reading >>
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10 Office Etiquette Tips You NEED to Know
One of the biggest mistakes a new professional can make is to not be aware of the various rules and etiquettes that exist within an office. You have to learn these policies and social conventions as quickly as possible. A misstep or faux pas can have a serious impact on future raises, promotions, and even the social environment of the office. Here are 10 office etiquette tips that can help you adjust to your... Continue Reading >>
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5 Resume Tips to Land More Job Interviews
Your resume might be so impressive, so precise, and so perfectly aligned with employer needs that your readers take one glance and hire you on the spot. This scenario is not at all impossible—in fact, stranger things have happened in the job-search. But it’s rare nonetheless. And most successful resumes don’t lead directly to job offers—they lead to phone calls and interview invitations... Continue Reading >>
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How to Make Long-Term Career Plans
The Beginning of Your Career, Changing Careers, Unemployment
A successful career can define the direction of your life and have an immeasurable impact on your overall wellbeing. And while many of the twists, turns and unexpected opportunities that come your way result from serendipitous events and lucky connections, it's a good idea to map your direction first and let serendipity have a secondary – not primary – affect on your destiny... Continue Reading >>
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Five Ways to Become a Great Career Mentor
There are plenty of great resources out there that can teach you how to choose the right career mentor, but becoming a mentor yourself isn't quite as simple. And in many ways, this step is just as important — for your own career advancement as well as the advancement of the person you're helping.
Taking on a mentee can help you pay back some of the karmic debt you might have incurred by relying on others to teach you, guide you and help you get ahead. But it can also help you clarify and make sense of your own learning process... Continue Reading >>
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Performance Evaluation Time: How to Handle a Positive Review
For most of us, review time is the most stressful season in the annual business cycle. It's quite common for both managers and employees to lose a night or two of sleep before review meetings are scheduled to begin, and both parties would be surprised to see how the anxiety on the other side of the table often matches and exceeds their own... Continue Reading >>
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Leave Time to Grieve After Job Loss
Times are tough, and the specter of job loss haunts even the most capable worker. If the axe does fall and you lose your job, don't minimize it - accept that it is a huge loss. Then tell everyone you are out of work and start planning to move forward.
In an article on cabinet.com, Susan Henry, a career counselor in Atkinson, New Hampshire, tells job seekers to treat a job loss like a death and go through the stages of grief - denial, bargaining, anger, depression, and acceptance. Once you've acknowledged your grief, it is time to come up with a plan for the future... Continue Reading >>
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How to Understand the Unemployment Rate
What exactly is the unemployment rate? Your grandma is retired, does she count towards the unemployment rate? And even if you understand the unemployment rate, what impact does it have on your career? Fortunately for you, you’ve come to the right place. And no, your grandma doesn't count.
The Unemployment Rate Defined... Continue Reading >>
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