Tag: New Job
5 Tips for Getting a Job After College Fast
Getting a job after graduation is not very hard, but finding the one you really want will take some extra effort. Of course you want a well-written resume, but there are several way ways you can ensure your success in landing a better job when you graduate. Here are fiveRead More
How I Learned to Negotiate
I grew up with a group of brilliant and strong women all around me, but they all struggled with something I think a lot of people deal with — they could not negotiate. And neither could I. My mother’s a professor with a science Ph.D. One grandma was a doctorRead More
How to Deal with a Micromanager
At first you thought they were just being very responsible. Later you may have dubbed them “nitpicky.” Until finally you realized that the perfect word for them is “micromanager,” and it’s definitely not a compliment. Working with a micromanager can be extremely stressful and frustrating. The act of micromanaging usuallyRead More
3 Tips for Settling Into Your First Job
You’ve just started your new job at a big engineering firm, fresh out of college. You go in with an attitude of part-anxiety and part-excitement to show off your youthful energy, even though you know that almost nothing that you learned in the last four years is going to beRead More
How to Handle a Career Transition
Depending on why you are choosing, or have chosen, to switch careers you may be facing a variety of emotions — but it’s a safe bet that they will include both exhilaration and trepidation. Finding your feet in a new field can take time. That’s why it’s a good ideaRead More
9 Signs It’s Time to Change Careers
What is your first thought every morning from Monday to Friday? If you seem to toss and turn, hitting the snooze button while mumbling about how you hate your job or your life, then you’re probably one of those people who think a job is a deadly chore. You areRead More
Considering a Career Change? Avoid These 7 Mistakes
They say the grass is not always greener on the other side, and in many cases, this may be true. Similarly, we may think our current career as a bunch of baloney and another career (which we have long been daydreaming about) as something that is just what we need.Read More
Why Students and Professionals Should Choose a Coding Diploma Program
In the 2012-2020 Employment Projections released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on December 19, 2013, an expected annual growth rate of 2.6 percent was recorded for the health care and social assistance sector. From 2012 to 2022, demand for five million more jobs would follow. In terms of occupations,Read More