Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
When you think of the world of fashion, it’s easy to think of the typical job of an assistant with tons of tasks and disproportionate pay. In reality, the pay is better than what most would assume. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that the median income of those in fashion is just over Read More …
You may have read articles or seen lists regarding jobs that employers have difficulty filling. These lists are misleading for a number of reasons. First, simply being trained or experienced in one of these fields does not mean you will have an easy time finding work. The long-term unemployed and students may think these lists Read More …
If you’re struggling to find a job, it may not be your interview skills or lack of experience hindering your search. It might be where you’re looking. As with real estate, location is key in the job search. Some jobs are more regional than others, so you may need to expand your search – and Read More …
College students and recent graduates are particularly vulnerable to scams, pyramid schemes, and generally awful jobs. Companies know applicants with little or no experience are desperate and won’t ask for much in the way of salary or benefits. They lure you in with big promises but offer few details on the actual job. If you’re Read More …
There are two types of stress – good stress, which motivates and energizes us. Then there is the more familiar kind of stress which drains us and can cause mental and physical problems. When planning a career or looking for a job, it’s important to avoid bad stress and look for roles that offer good Read More …