Career Advice

The job search process can be challenging and requires thorough preparation. Get helpful articles and insight from our career experts on job search, resume writing, interview preparation, career planning, skills enhancement, salary negotiations, networking, and other areas for job search best practices.

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When it comes to having a job, one of the things you might wish for is to work in something you enjoy. In other words, you'd like to perform a job that you're passionate about.
Feedback is essential to your growth, but there is some stress around criticism because it can be painful to hear undesirable comments. Likewise, it can be difficult to voice out negative remarks about others.
Because of the pandemic, businesses have changed how they worked. The ones that were mostly affected were airlines, hotels and restaurants, healthcare, and retail.
Searching for a new place to live and work can be challenging. Extensive research makes the process seemingly endless because finding a new job and living place entails several considerations.
If someone asks you to describe yourself, will you tell them about your hobbies, the books you read, your favorite recipes, and your goals? Or will you tell them how you are determined to pick up a new hobby, study a concept, try and cook something new, or explain where you see yourself in a few years?
In job interviews, it's common to be asked to introduce yourself, explain your experiences, and more. How well you answer these questions could land you the job.
How often have you told yourself that you should've "seen it coming" before losing an opportunity? No one knows the future, but you can always keep up with trends to see what's next.
There comes a point in your life when you suddenly feel like you've overstayed your welcome at your job. For one reason or another, there's a voice at the back of your head encouraging you to try your hand at a different position, company, or career.