Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
A recent study by WalletHub has identified the best and worst states for teachers. Teachers are currently making $3644 less per year than ten years ago adjusted for inflation. To help educators find the best opportunities in the U.S., WalletHub analyzed the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 24 key metrics, including income Read More …
Photo by Alexander Suhorucov Finding the right clothes and accessories for a professional look can be challenging, particularly for those just starting out or anyone on a tight budget. And no matter your job, you’ll need different types of work clothes ranging from business casual to interview outfits. But by purchasing a few basic pieces, Read More …
While intelligence quotient may matter when it comes to one’s work performance, emotional intelligence (EQ) has proven a key factor to career success. However, soft skills such as good communication and listening skills are often overlooked when it comes to employee training. A recent study by Preply demonstrates the importance of EQ. A key stat Read More …
“Quiet quitting” isn’t so quiet anymore – at least 50% of American workers say they’re quietly quitting and only putting in the bare minimum at their job. What can managers do about it? Companies need to look to employee resource groups (ERGs), which are the golden ticket to understanding how to hire and retain workers. “ERGs are an Read More …
Photo by fauxels Quiet Quitting has recently become a popular career topic. Although this concept is not new, we now have a name for it. Simply put, workers are choosing to let go of extra work and only do what is necessary to get the job done. This trend can be attributed to years of Read More …
