Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
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…
Are you struggling to find purpose in your work? Do you fear that technological and economic changes will make your job obsolete? Maybe you just want a career you love rather than a job that doesn’t provide fulfillment. Love Your Work: 4 Practical Ways You Can Pivot To Your Best Career by Robert Dickie III…
You work to make money, but did you know your job is probably costing you? The expenses of a job will vary depending on location, industry and employer. However, if you have a job you’re probably spending more than you would otherwise. Of course this doesn’t mean you should just quit your job, but determining…
When you think of working in the medical field, you may imagine making life and death decisions in split second or delivering bad news to a patient. But many jobs in the healthcare field aren’t quite as stressful and they often come with decent salaries and job security. If you’re not up for high…
College students starting out in the working world after years as students may be feeling apprehensive about about what lies ahead in the working world. Below, Carolyn Thompson, longtime executive recruiter and Managing Principal at Merito Group, talks about what college grads should know before their first day as a gainfully employed adult. How can…