Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
Photo by cottonbro studio Before beginning the work or school week, it’s important to set aside a day to “reset” and start with a clean slate and relaxed mind. A reset day may mean different things depending on your habits, personality and schedule. For some, a reset day is all about relaxation and self-care. For Read More …
Photo by Ken Tomita from Pexels Working and learning from has have become the new normal. As employees and students adjust, they will need tools to make the transition easier. One essential for a virtual worker or learner is a great desk. The right desk increases productivity and helps with organization. Fortunately, a quality desk doesn’t have to Read More …
With COVID-19 spreading in countries throughout the world, companies including Amazon and Facebook are asking employees to work from home. Although telecommuting has been on the rise in recent years, the coronavirus outbreak may be a catalyst for dramatic change in the way we work. Now that working from home is more commonplace, employees and Read More …
by Brooklin Nash How do I stay productive at my job? The question is almost timeless – it’s at least as old as the oldest job in the world. Of course, the question is made more complicated in the age where working at an office desk is the norm. “Sitting at a desk all day Read More …
Saying no isn’t easy, especially when we think it makes us appear rude or uncooperative. Unfortunately, a reluctance to say no can adversely effect both our mental and physical health. Sometimes saying no isn’t an option, for example if your boss asks you to do something that’s within your job duties. But many times we Read More …