Are you feeling a little disengaged at work? In 2015, 32 percent of U.S. workers were engaged in their current job, so rest assured you aren’t alone. The reasons for losing enthusiasm for your career can range from bad leadership to unengaging daily tasks. Whatever the case may be, there are ways to fight disengagement […]

For some, social media is second nature. They enjoy the witty banter, the social connection, the cat memes … For others, it can be like swimming in a desert. They post things in all caps, forget social nuance doesn’t always come through the keyboard, and constantly take quizzes about which Disney princess they are. Whether […]

Today’s job seekers use social media for many things. From dating, to shopping, to keeping up with family, social media has become a place to make friends, review new restaurants and yes, find a job. In fact, 73 percent of job seekers have successfully been hired from social media. If you want to use social […]

The job search can be a stressful time. Whether currently employed or not, during this transition, job seekers often feel the pressures of finding a place that suits their needs as well as their desires. That means when a potential employer reaches out, it’s cause for celebration. Of course, the excitement is often short lived […]

There is a great deal of work that goes in to the job search process. From résumé to offer letter, job seekers are constantly barraged with do’s, don’ts and unspoken rules, so it’s easy to become overwhelmed and make what seem like small mistakes. As the application and interview process wears on, many candidates can […]

The résumé is a necessary evil and the job seeker, recruiter and hiring manager can all agree on that. What can’t be agreed upon is exactly how that document should be formatted and how it should look. Luckily, there are some guidelines that you can employ to raise your chances of being employed. Don’t Duplicate. […]

Why is email etiquette important in the interview process? Because having professionalism within emails is important and shows the recruiter or hiring manager, you have respect for yourself, the company and the recruiter. Every step taken in the interview process is noticed, no matter how big or small. According to Image and Etiquette, “90% of […]

There’s been some good news in the world at work. Job satisfaction is on the rise and that’s something employers should be excited about. Of course, that doesn’t mean all employees are whistling their way to work. Chances are, you’re here because you fall into the group of not-so-satisfied employees. Have you hit a point […]

“Do all the things!” It’s an adaptation of a popular meme from the blog Hyperbole and a Half, written and illustrated by Allie Brosh. Brosh’s cartoon version of herself has pledged to “Clean ALL the things!” in a manic burst of well-intentioned productivity. It’s all a part of her plan to simultaneously master every aspect […]

Ever since I can remember, I have always loved learning. From Pre-K to college, I excitedly went to school every day because I knew my educational possibilities were endless. The value of learning is immeasurable to me and I take advantage of every opportunity. Upon graduating college in May, I couldn’t help feeling sad that […]

There’s a nip in the air, the leaves are changing and we are all breaking out our sweaters and coats. Yes, it’s that time of year again. It’s November, and as we begin to wrap up the month, it is time to reflect on everything for which we are thankful. Most people’s thoughts turn towards […]

There are a lot of rules out there about how to get ahead in business (without really trying). Many of them have been told and retold so often over the years that we think they’re unquestionably true. Chase your passion. Keep your nose to the grindstone. Fake it ’til you make it. Think outside the […]