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Top Scientific Skills and Certifications
Reading Time: 2 minutes According to experts in labor market trends, the career outlook for scientific professionals is promising. The average unemployment rate for scientific professionals is 2.4 percent — that’s 0.5 percent lower than last year and 1.3 percent lower than the national average for all occupations. Moreover, there’s almost three times more demand for scientific professionals than…
Veterans Reentering the Workforce
Reading Time: 3 minutes Perhaps you’ve served years stateside or have done multiple tours of overseas duty. Maybe you’ve helped coordinate missions or have protected civilians. No matter what your role in the armed forces or where you were stationed, you’ve served your country valiantly for many years. And certainly, you developed strong bonds with your comrades to…
What Finance Hiring Managers Check
Reading Time: 2 minutes Finance and accounting professionals enjoy a good job outlook, with many companies competing for top talent. But when you’re in the market for a new job, it’s still important to know the best way to package your skills and accomplishments. Keep the following tips in mind: Your résumé is your most important calling card. In…
What IT Professionals Need to Know About Video Interviewing
Reading Time: 3 minutes In recent years, a rising number of companies have started to use video interviews as a recruitment tool. And while remote interviewing might sound simple for the tech-savvy, as an IT professional in particular, you’ll need to be properly prepared in order to make a lasting impression on the recruiter or hiring manager. Two…
What’s Your Work Style?
Reading Time: 2 minutes Take the quiz to see if you’re an organizer, pioneer, or closer. Do you always like to have everything neatly planned out? Or do you follow your intuition and look for improvements wherever possible? Or are you always focused on getting to the end goal? Knowing your work style is critical to ramping up your…
Which is Right for You: Onsite, Hybrid, Remote, or Full or Part-time?
Reading Time: 2 minutes More and more workers don’t just want a good work-life balance: They want work-life integration. That’s why an increasing number of companies are offering part- or fulltime telecommute work arrangements. However, before you jump on board with this trend, it’s wise to figure out if remote work is something you’re cut out for. Take…
Why Feeling Uncomfortable is the Key to Success
Reading Time: 2 minutes Do you ever have the feeling that you’re so skilled at your job, you could do it in your sleep? Of course, it’s great to feel so confident in your abilities. But when you never feel challenged, you’ll never feel uncomfortable. Now, if you stick to what you know just so you don’t ever feel…
Why it’s Important to Enjoy Your Job
Reading Time: 3 minutes Do you wake up every morning excited to get to work? Do you arrive at the office in a great mood—and no matter what happens, nothing can turn your smile upside down? Or is your morning ritual comprised of hitting the snooze button five times, dragging yourself into the shower, chugging your coffee, and hoping…
Why Not Taking Risks is the Riskiest Career Move of All
Reading Time: 2 minutes Building a career isn’t easy. It requires planning, hard work, and belief in your ability to do the job. And sometimes, it requires taking risks. By its very nature, risk taking implies that you can gain something—or lose something. And the thought of losing your hard-earned job, salary, or reputation can be intimidating. Yet the…
Why Temporary Jobs are Good for Your Career
Reading Time: 2 minutes If you’re about to start your job search, it might be worth considering temping — accepting several subsequent short-term positions at different companies. Here’s why: You can fill a résumé gap: If you’re between jobs, temping can be a great way to ensure you remain employed so there’s no gap on your résumé. This will…