Interviews are a necessity to land a job. Undoubtedly you have had one or many of them. A recent statistic stated that it takes six to nine interviews before you will get a job offer. Although this statistic is a function of many external factors (e. ...

You will reach a point in your career when you ask yourself “What’s Next?” You have been in the workforce for many years yet have many more ahead of you. There has been progression moving from entry level to intermediate, perhaps even senior level. M ...

For most people, deciding on a career is one of the most important, and even, difficult choices to make. It usually happens during the last year or two of high school. Studies have found that often, well before the end of high school, your experience ...

It is said people spend more than a third of their life working. So, why shouldn’t you spend that time working at something you enjoy? Unfortunately, many are not doing what they want and yes, maybe that is simply the nature of work, even life. Yet, ...

Once you have been working for a while, you typically earn a few or more years of experience in your chosen field and have acquired many skills. You have learned the “how to” of your job and likely are a master at it. So, what next? As always, it dep ...

People remember that first full-time job after finishing school. For you, the situation may be that you are searching for that first career job or have just started it. Should be in search mode, always remember that landing your first career job may ...

People choose to put their career on hold for a variety of reasons. Some common career stops include taking time to travel, raise a family (i.e., stay at home parent), going back to school in a different field, self-development, etc. These types of c ...

According to career change statistics, the average person will change careers five to seven times during their working life. These changes can include significant moves such as different yet related fields or entirely new disciplines where new skills ...