Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
The Wall Street Journal has reported accelerated hiring in the U.S. economy, with an addition of 353,000 jobs in January. However, amidst a landscape often overshadowed by tech job layoffs, ProsperCircle‘s analysis uncovers a surprising trend: approximately 7,000 product management roles were filled, and an additional 9,000 positions opened up in the last 30 days alone. Read More …
Photo by ELEVATE If you’re introverted, you may think a good portion of jobs are off limits. In fact, we’ve written about careers for introverts. But it is possible for introverts to thrive in jobs that require lots of interaction. These jobs include sales, customer service and education. In fact, introverts can thrive in the Read More …
Photo by Sora Shimazaki In decades past, employees could expect to stay with the same employer for their entire career. But drastic changes in the economy and job market have lead to workers changing jobs more often. Although many job changes could be a red flag to some hiring managers, there are many upsides to Read More …
A recent study by WalletHub has identified the best and worst states for teachers. Teachers are currently making $3644 less per year than ten years ago adjusted for inflation. To help educators find the best opportunities in the U.S., WalletHub analyzed the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 24 key metrics, including income Read More …
Photo by Alexander Suhorucov Finding the right clothes and accessories for a professional look can be challenging, particularly for those just starting out or anyone on a tight budget. And no matter your job, you’ll need different types of work clothes ranging from business casual to interview outfits. But by purchasing a few basic pieces, Read More …