Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
It’s graduation season and time to start shopping for the soon-to-be college or high school grad in your life. If you’re on a tight budget or have multiple graduation gifts to buy, don’t worry because every item on the list is less than $50.* And if you’re the one graduating, why not get yourself something…
Over the past few years, prices on everyday goods have risen dramatically. Whether you’re shopping for pet food, soft drinks or clothing, the price probably is higher than you’d expect. Therefore, watching your wallet has become more important than ever. Read on for five easy actions you can take today to make saving money…
While intelligence quotient may matter when it comes to one’s work performance, emotional intelligence (EQ) has proven a key factor to career success. However, soft skills such as good communication and listening skills are often overlooked when it comes to employee training. A recent study by Preply demonstrates the importance of EQ. A key stat…
Photo by Rui Dias College can be stressful for many students and it may seem overwhelming at times. As a busy (and broke) student, you may feel there’s no time or money for hobbies. But taking up a hobby could prove beneficial, not just for your mental and physical health but for your academic performance….
Photo by Adrienn Work-life balance has become a greater priority for professionals in recent years. Younger workers tend to value flexibility. Many employees recognize that long hours in hopes of a slight pay raise or promotion isn’t as valuable as extra time spent with friends and family, traveling and pursuing hobbies. So which states are…