By Rebecca Henninger
The internet certainly has made our lives easier. We’re able to go online and order just about anything we want. Social media has brought people all over the world together in a way never before possible. And we’re even able to apply for jobs right from the comfort of our own homes. … Read More
By Dan Scalco
Your resume is essentially your first impression to an employer. It’s your chance to show off your skills, your education, and all the experience you have that makes you the perfect fit for a job. However, many mistakenly think it’s acceptable to just list all of that essential information in a … Read More
Is there a way that your personality can determine your dream job for you? The folks at CollegeMatchUp.net seem to think so. These crafty creatives have brought the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to life with the below infographic.
And if you’re thinking to yourself “the Myers-Brigss WHAT?” Don’t worry, we’ve got you! The MBTI was created … Read More
Thanks to Brighton School of Business and Management for these awesome statistics! Find out more about the great work this school is doing at www.brightonsbm.com!… Read More
Guest post from the the wonderful ladies a Like a Boss Girls!
Success isn’t always about what you know – but it’s often about who you know and what THEY know.
Learning from people who’ve been there and done that is invaluable. They have wisdom, inspiration, useful advice and sometimes even useful-er admonitions.
Guest Post by Reesa Staten of Robert Half
“When one tugs at a single thing in nature,
he finds it attached to the rest of the world.” – John Muir
Recently, I accepted an invitation to attend an industry conference in Chicago. I rarely go to these events because my job in California takes so … Read More
By: Reesa Staten of Robert Half
Early in my career with Robert Half, I joined a cycling team organized by the company for a two-day charity ride through California’s Napa Valley wine country and Sonoma coast. It was a great way to meet colleagues and raise money for a good cause (in this case, … Read More
