4 Tips for Writing Self Evaluations

→  April 9th, 2012  →  advice career guest post

If you haven’t had the opportunity to write a self-evaluation yet, it’s probably because you just landed your first real job out of college. Expect one near your 6 month or one year anniversary. They’re often used as evidentiary support to see if you deserve a promotion, pay-raise, or even can determine your termination. They’re [...]

Summer Reading for College Students

→  April 6th, 2012  →  Blog books college

There are several ways to make your summer more productive, including taking classes and working at an internship. Another way to make the most of your summer as a college student is to read books that teach you how to land an internship, identify your best career, and get a great job after graduation. If [...]

Making the Most of a Temp Job

→  April 2nd, 2012  →  Blog

A temporary gig can be more than just a job. In order to make the most of your temporary positions, you have to change your view of temp work. Each temporary assignment is an opportunity to make connections, learn new skills, and discover your best career path. To make the most of your temporary jobs, [...]

Creating a More Professional Resume

→  March 28th, 2012  →  Blog resume

In many cases, a resume provides the first impression of a job candidate. It can mean the difference between landing your dream job and languishing in your job search. The presentation of a resume makes as much impact as the content, and little details matter. Follow the tips below to help create a more professional-looking [...]

Can Your Hobby Be a Career?

→  March 12th, 2012  →  interests skills

Everyone dreams about turning a favorite hobby into a career. What’s not to love about working for yourself and earning money while having fun? Unfortunately, not all hobbies can produce full-time incomes. How do you know when it’s time to turn your favorite past-time into a career? Three signs that your hobby might make a [...]