The time to prepare for a job search is while you’re still employed. This concept is called “Career Cushioning.” Prepare yourself for a soft landing at a new job by being proactive about a job search and creating alternate paths to new employment in case of a layoff or firing. While looking for a job … Read more
When you decide to hire a professional résumé writer, you’re not only investing your time and money, but you’re also entrusting me to articulate your personal brand and shape how you’ll position yourself in your job search. I take this responsibility very seriously and am providing these 10 tips to help ensure we have a … Read more
Ever wake up feeling like you’ve barely slept, even after a full eight hours? Or start your day with a heavy, drained feeling that you just can’t shake? The truth is, how we begin our mornings sets the tone for the entire day. It’s easy to fall into routines that, without us realizing it, are … Read more
Moving for a job can be a daunting decision, especially when the thought of relocating brings uncertainties about new surroundings, leaving behind familiar people, and adjusting to a different routine. However, job relocation is often a valuable opportunity that can lead to significant career and personal growth. Embracing the possibility of moving for work can … Read more
We’ve all heard the saying, “Time is the most valuable thing a person can spend.” Yet, in our fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in distractions, trivial pursuits, and endless obligations that drain our energy and rob us of precious moments. But wise and mature individuals seem to navigate life with a different … Read more
You don’t have to go it alone in a job search. Recruiters work for employers to provide them candidates for their positions. Forming a relationship with a recruiter makes it mutually beneficial for you to get a job, making it so you have someone on your side to help you accomplish your job-search goals. Learn … Read more
Unenthusiastic, cynical, or downright negative employee attitudes toward the workplace can be a sign of low team morale. Even if work is getting done, low morale is a cause for concern. It indicates a lack of engagement, meaning that employees are less personally invested in the outcome of their performances and less likely to go … Read more
Once you’ve accepted a job, the excitement may turn into nervousness at the prospect of getting acclimated to a new work environment and set of employees. Being mindful of how you present yourself as a new employee can help you start on a confident note. Make a great first impression on your first day of … Read more
Ever feel like your brain’s always on overdrive, dissecting every little thing, questioning everything from societal norms to the meaning of life? Maybe you find yourself lost in thought more often than not, or you prefer a deep conversation over small talk any day. If these ring a bell, you might just be more of … Read more
Feeling stuck in your comfort zone? It’s cozy in there, isn’t it? But let’s be honest—nothing really exciting ever happens when you’re playing it safe. If the idea of stepping out of your comfort zone makes you want to pull the covers back over your head, don’t worry. You’re not alone! The good news? You … Read more