Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels by Kourtney Whitehead Trust is a major component of any relationship, but especially a working relationship. If I can’t trust you, there is no point in trying to negotiate a deal or work collaboratively together. Knowing that trust is so important to our ability to reach work goals, it’s surprising…
You’ve just graduated from college, and you’re about to jumpstart your career, maybe even far away from home. Regardless if you’re moving on your own or with roommates, it’s going to take some adjustment. In college, you may have lived on your own in a dorm or apartment, but you never were really on your…
Are you a college student, recent graduate, career changer or veteran entering the civilian workforce? If so, author Ronald Willbanks has expert advice to help you achieve success in your new career. Willbanks is author of soon to be released Career by Design, a practical career guide specifically for those entering the workforce or changing…
It isn’t enough to only understand the formulas of mathematics or learn the concepts of science while being in school. Keep in mind that you are not going to get a job only on the basis of your good grades. In addition to getting acquainted with the curriculum, students also require learning some additional skills…
Guest post by Elaine Howard You set your career goals back in high school and now you’ve finally earned your degree and landed a job in your chosen profession. Congratulations! You already know how to use the power of mental focus to your advantage. If you’ve entered an exciting field that you are passionate about,…