Turn Your Hobbies & Skills into a Career
There’s an old adage (and book): do what you love and the money will follow. This infographic shows how you can turn your hobbies and skills into a job and/or
Your First Week on the Job: Do’s & Don’ts
Starting a new job is hard. New people, new space, and a whole set of new unwritten rules, culture and finding your way around the office both physically and politically.
How Much Should Entrepreneurs Pay Themselves?
When you’re an entrepreneur, you’re on your own. You make all of the business, hiring, and strategic decisions. You also have to decide how much to pay yourself, which can
Top Negotiation Tips From the Experts
Negotiation takes a certain set of skills to be completed successfully. You can pick up these abilities to receive a big win in the business by practicing, listening, and (the
How Much is Your Commute Costing You?
As you look for a job, consider jobs close to home. Some people can use their commute to listen to podcasts or read (if they are not driving) but many
Construction Jobs Created by Climate Change
Most of the time when you hear about climate change, it involves some adverse effect climate change is having. Fortunately, there are a few positive things that are coming from
72 Unemployment Statistics to Help you Understand the Peculiar Job Market
Countries like the United States of America, Japan, China, Germany, Norway, Denmark, etc., boast of high living standards and salaries, overall national happiness index, and so on. Economies of these
A Guide To Creating A Work-From Home Policy
As you look for work, you may be be searching for a job where you can work remotely or from home. More companies are allowing some employees to work from
9 Fashion Don’ts for Your Next Job Interview
Dressing appropriately for a job interview is important because it demonstrates you are committed to the job, you are prepared for the job and you know what you’re going. This
10 Essential Customer Service Tips
Everyone is in customer service, whether you know it or not. A vice president reports to the president, the president reports to the CEO, the CEO reports to the chair
The Ultimate Guide to Accepting a Job Offer
Congratulations! You’ve received a job offer, now what? You need to review it, decide if you want to negotiate anything, and whether you want to accept it. This infographic offers
9 Tips for Handling Difficult Conversations at Work
The ability to have difficult conversations is one that separates people. Successful people are able to have difficult conversations; unsuccessful people avoid them or don’t have them at all. Having