The average employee gets 180 emails a day. How many emails are cluttering your inbox right now? Studies show too much email clutter creates anxiety, not to mention inefficiency. If you want to regain control over your inbox and effectively manage your email, it’s essential to implement strategies that streamline your workflow and improve productivity. Read more »
Posts Categorized: Job Seekers
Social Media Dos and Don’ts During a Job Search
Social media platforms are an integral part of our lives. They offer numerous opportunities for personal and professional networking. But when it comes to job searching, it is essential to be mindful of how we present ourselves online. In this blog, we will discuss the dos and don’ts of social media during a job search Read more »
Top 8 Podcasts for Job Seekers
The job market can be challenging and competitive, especially for job seekers looking to stand out and find their dream job. Podcasts have emerged as a valuable resource, providing insights, tips, and expert advice to navigate the job search process. Whether you’re looking for career guidance, interview tips, or motivation. Here Are Eight Podcasts That Read more »
The Best Words to Use on Your Resume
Your resume is your personal marketing tool when applying for a job. Using the right words to make a strong impression on hiring managers is essential. Your words can influence how a recruiter perceives you and your skills, so choose them well. Here are some of the best words to use on your resume to Read more »
How to Spark Excitement, Passion, and Creativity at Work
The studies tell us that Americans want to be engaged in their jobs. After all, most of us spend 40 hours in a job—and sometimes more. But employee engagement dropped for the first time in a decade last year. Today, just over one-third of employees are engaged at work and 16% say they are actively Read more »
Best Ways to Improve Your Efficiency in the Midst of The Busy Holiday Season
It’s hard to get everything done during big events and for most Americans, November and December are still busy times. The problem is that you can struggle to change your habits to squeeze in all of the extra stuff you need to do during the holiday season. Then, all the extra tasks can make you Read more »
How Should You Respond When an Interviewer Asks You About Your Greatest Career Achievement in an Interview
It’s the rare job candidate that doesn’t experience some anxiety when it’s time for the interview. One of the most common questions is “What is your greatest career achievement to date?” It’s designed to be a tough question that tells the interviewer so much about what you value as well as what you’ve done. Here’s Read more »
Learning To Say “No” and Not Feeling Guilty
Psychology Today says many of us aren’t good at saying “No.” The problem is guilt and fear of conflict. This can create conflict and stress at work and at home. How can you say the “No” word and not feel guilty? This blog will give you some concrete steps that will make you more comfortable Read more »
New Year. New You. 4 Ways to Set the Perfect Goals for 2023
The New Year brings a lot of optimism that you can move mountains. With that optimism comes the worry that your goals aren’t the right ones or that you won’t be able to hit the mark somehow. But this year can be different. You can set the perfect goals and achieve them. Whether it’s your Read more »
How Might You Become a Better Manager and Leader in 2023?
There’s something about a New Year that inspires us to set personal and professional goals. The problem is that only 16% of people who actually set these goals ever achieve them. Most give up within six weeks of starting to work towards their goal. If you’re a manager, setting professional development goals is essential for Read more »