Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
Salary negotiations may seem intimidating, particularly to entry-level job seekers. But everyone should be ready to negotiate pay, whether it’s an entry-level hourly job or an executive level position. Your salary at your first job not only affects earning potential at that employer, but for the rest of your career. Therefore, maximizing your pay…
Photo by cottonbro from Pexels Spring cleaning may seem like a daunting task for busy college students or young professionals. And if you live in a tiny dorm room or apartment, it’s easy to justify skipping on a yearly deep-clean. But even small areas can become dirty and cluttered in a short amount of time. No matter where…
Photo by Linda Eller-Shein from Pexels According to the Wall Street Journal, workers in the U.S. resigned from a record 4.4 million jobs in September of 2021. Many industries are experiencing problems not only retaining current workers, but attracting new talent. The pandemic has allowed workers to re-assess their career goals. As a result, many professionals are looking for…
Photo by cottonbro from Pexels Many people make resolutions every year. If you’re like many people, you may stick with your resolutions for a while but give up because it’s not really what you want or need. This year, don’t make resolutions based on what you think you should do but rather what you need. Whether you’re a…
Photo by Jess Bailey Designs from Pexels Keeping a journal has been shown to reduce stress, strengthen memory and boost self confidence. You may be looking for a planner to keep track of appointments, goals, and assignments. Or you might prefer journaling to write down thoughts, ideas and feelings. If you can’t decide, why not get both? Whether…