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Five Things to Remember When Changing Jobs

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Andrea

Modern employment scenarios shift rapidly, prompting an average of several job changes during each worker’s career. Competent employees have greater opportunity today, than at other times in the past; shifting across career lines without suffering professionally. The job market also responds to ever-changing conditions, so businesses aren’t necessarily as dependent on long-held positions. In fact,…

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5 Career Paths that Offer Autonomy

Posted on February 12, 2014April 20, 2019 by Andrea

  Autonomy is one of the values to consider during the process of choosing a career path. Autonomy means having the freedom to do work with little or no supervision. It can also mean implementing your own ideas without approval of someone else. Jobs that provide autonomy generally allow for more flexibility and creativity than…

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How to Cope with Academic Burnout at College

Posted on February 10, 2014February 11, 2019 by Andrea

on line pharmacy Miguel Angel via Compfight   Many college students experience burnout at some point. The average college student has to balance classes, extracurricular activities, and maybe even a job or internship. Whether you plan to work after college or attend graduate school, competition is tight and the pressure is on to be the…

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LIFE Foundation Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications

Posted on February 7, 2014May 14, 2019 by Andrea

The nonprofit LIFE Foundation is now accepting applications for its annual LIFE Lessons Scholarship Program, which benefits college students and college-bound high school seniors who have lost a parent or legal guardian who did not have life insurance. Forty-six students will be awarded scholarships ranging from $2,000 – $15,000 based on a 500-word written essay…

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How to Deal with Deadbeat Group Members in College

Posted on February 3, 2014October 22, 2017 by Andrea

Most people dread group projects at school for fear of shouldering all the work or getting a lower grade because of another students’ carelessness. Also, group dynamics can be complicated due to different personalities and styles of work. A successful group project requires that every member be willing to cooperate with others and contribute their…

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