Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
By Paul Bramson, CEO — The Paul Bramson Companies We’ve all heard the saying that you never get a second shot at a first impression. And while it might sound cliché, there’s a reason it sticks — because those initial moments pack a punch. Within mere seconds of meeting someone, our brains are 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 …
Photo by Ron Lach A job search can be emotionally, physically and mentally draining. Interviewing and waiting for a response is incredibly stressful. But getting to that point is equally taxing. Not only do you have to wade through thousands of listings to find the positions that match your criteria, you also have to watch Read More …
The US is currently experiencing a labor shortage in many industries. Although employers may not be happy about the shortage, it’s a great opportunity for students or entry level workers to gain experience and for all workers to negotiate better pay and benefits. If you’re just looking for a job to provide extra cash or Read More …
According to the newly released Global Business Ethics Survey, close to 50% of US workers witnessed unethical and/or illegal conduct on the job in 2020. In addition, retaliation against employees who reported wrongdoing rose steeply, up to 61% in 2020. G. Richard Shell, Chair of Wharton Business School’s Legal Studies and Business Ethics Department is author of the bestselling Read More …