Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
Despite much hype surrounding the gig economy, just 2% of college grads expect to start their careers as freelancers or contractors. But since it takes the average graduate 6-9 months to land a full-time – freelancing or starting an online business can be a good alternative. Freelancing or starting a small business could not only help…
Most professions don’t allow enough time off to travel extensively, but some lucky people get paid to travel. If you can’t get enough travel or just don’t like staying in one place all the time, a travel-related job could be for you. Read on for five jobs for travel lovers to consider. Flight Attendant…
Moving into your first place is an exciting rite of passage for young adults, but it can also be very daunting. You’ve got utilities to set up, furniture to find, and new bills to pay. Many first-time renters overlook some basic items that will prove very useful even if you don’t know it yet. Besides…
There are a number of benefits a stress-relief gadget can provide: tension release, distraction, anxiety reduction, and mind-clearing. They are usually cheap, small and easy to carry in your handbag or backpack providing a great way to relieve anxiety or stress on-the-go. Some of fun gadgets to consider*: Fidget Spinners The new trend…
Criteria Corp., a leader in pre-employment testing since 2006 has announced the launch of JobFlare, an iOS brain games app designed to change the way job hunting and talent discovery take place for job seekers and companies. Research shows that aptitude tests are consistently one the most predictive factors of job success. JobFlare games focus…