In July 2021, four million Americans quit their jobs. You may have been a part of this trend. The data shows that employees between the ages of 30 and 45 were driving these numbers. That’s because more mid-career executives are moving on to greener pastures....
Being able to think quickly and creatively to find solutions to tricky situations at work is a vital skill to have! But how do you improve your problem-solving skills at work, and how do you highlight those abilities on your resume? Here are a few ideas...
In most office settings, the administrator is the backbone of the organization. They keep everything running smoothly, help schedule important meetings and appointments, order supplies, and know the ins and outs of every position. That can sound like a lot of work, and it might not...
The Washington Post laughingly says, "Workers are ghosting their employers like bad dates." We don't think it's funny, though—and you shouldn't, either. Some staffing firms say ghosting has risen to about 20% of their candidates. Why is ghosting now so common it's like a professional sporting event?...
It’s an age-old question: What’s the best way to make a good impression during and after the interview to help increase your chances of getting the job? Luckily, this isn’t an unsolvable mystery. There are simple ways to make a great, lasting impression after the interview...
After a long, cold, dreary winter, it’s time to open the windows, let in some fresh air, and spruce up -- your resume. When was the last time you took a look at your resume and made some changes to update your work experience, training, and...
