It’s your first day at a new job, and it’s nothing like you expected. Maybe you write it off as first-day jitters. But as time goes by you realize that you’re just not clicking with the organization’s culture.
Perhaps you’re …
If you’re in the closet at work, navigating your identity in the workplace can be challenging. Do you take your significant other to the office holiday party? Do you answer honestly when your co-workers casually ask about your dating life …
Getting started in the entertainment industry often translates into low-paying or no-paying grunt work, but it can still be highly rewarding. If you’re willing to accept the low pay and the often menial tasks you will be given for the first …
This article was originally published on the balance careers website, highlighting some of the top jobs in the media industry. These jobs include interpreter, video editor, technical writer and more.
Link to the article written by Jen Hubley Luckwaldt: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/top-10-best-media-jobs-4098830
We’ve all heard the old saying “First Impressions Are Lasting Impressions,” so it’s very much worth your time to spend the effort and energy to make it stand out when applying for jobs.
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Many athletes talk about the great coaches they had, but Coach N wasn’t just a volleyball coach, she was a leader. People, like my 14-year-old self, hung on every word she said.
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Here are 5 reasons why teaching English Abroad can be a great first job after graduation.
This article was originally posted on the Intern Queen Blog, written by Jessie Smith. Click here to read the full article.
Are you obsessed with everything Disney? Maybe it’s even your dream job to work at Disney! Learn how one candidate landed a full-time job at her ideal company.
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The coronavirus pandemic has left very little unchanged, and internships are no exception. The results of a survey released by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) in May found that 22% of employers had revoked internship offers in …
This post, originally published on Forbes, explores the relationship between major and career path. While some majors require specific degrees or training, many jobs can be acquired with any major. Read the full post here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ashleystahl/2015/08/12/six-reasons-why-your-college-major-doesnt-matter/#7c4bdae435a0
