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7 Simple Tips to Boost Your Productivity at Work
Productivity is significant to your success at work. Making the most of your time at your workplace is critical. Your managers and colleagues as well as business owners, regularly note your performance. If you are lacking behind and not performing efficiently, your long-term job prospects could be in trouble. So, you might be thinking how you […]
Continue readingFoolproof Ways to Respond to a Job Interview Email
Receiving a job interview invitation in your inbox is a big deal. After weeks, perhaps even months, of applying for jobs, you have finally reached the exciting next step. At this stage, you want to effectively respond to the interview request. While you have already gotten your foot in the door, so to speak, it’s […]
Continue readingArtificial Intelligence: Will it Impact Recruitment?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere. You’ve probably read stories in the news lately, where Elon Musk is prophesying doom or about Facebook shutting down two of their experimental AI’s when they created their own language to communicate. But the truth is that you’re probably interacting with AI’s more often than you know. Broadly speaking, there […]
Continue reading4 Career Tips to Help You Strengthen Your Credentials
If you want to get the job you are seeking, what you’ll have to do is be the most qualified available candidate. Following are five tips to help you increase the veracity of your credentials in a way more likely to help you land the position you seek. 1. Diversify your skillset You’ve likely heard […]
Continue readingHow to Choose a Career That Isn’t at Risk of Automation
More and more jobs are becoming automated, meaning that machines can do certain tasks better than a person can. However, some careers are more at risk of automation than others. In order to avoid – as far as possible – the scenario of a robot taking your job, be mindful of this trend towards increased […]
Continue reading7 Ways to Hack Your Education and Further Your Career
When we are young, we are taught that the path to success is pretty straight -Â Â picking a major, progressing through college, then moving into your chosen career has become a rite of passage to almost everyone. However, one you are in that chosen career, many people choose to coast along despite having the capability to […]
Continue reading7 Life Skills to Make You More Effective at Work
Creative networking, an outstanding resume and smart personal branding might get you in the door. Performing consistently high-quality work and contributing to your organization’s strategic goals will help you move up the ladder. But building a fulfilling and sustainable career is just as much—and perhaps more so— about the life skills you bring to everything that […]
Continue readingShould You Be a Specialist or a Generalist?
Workplace experts have been pondering lately whether the future of work belongs to specialists or generalists, thereby raising concerns about whether we’re doing the right thing if we decide to pursue one route over another. These concerns are quite valid, indeed: as a specialist you might be afraid that you’d be spreading your energy too […]
Continue reading6 Investments to Make If You Want to Start Off as an Entrepreneur
The corporate world has changed significantly in the last couple of years. Starting a business is much easier than it ever was and a lot of middle-class people with an interesting idea are using their personal savings to start a company. The old saying goes, “You have to spend money to make money†and it’s […]
Continue readingCompany Culture is King. Here’s How to Find the Right Fit
Many important factors come into play when choosing your next job – whether you are looking to take the next natural step up the career ladder, open yourself up to new challenges at a larger organization, make a career transition into a new industry or find a higher paying position. But increasingly, it is the workplace itself—its culture, practices […]
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