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Want to Work Abroad? This Successful Nomad Career Coach Explains How
I lived in seven different countries. Yes, seven! And believe me, I am not going to stop there. Traveling brings you so much that it becomes addictive. It all started when I was about 18 years old. I spent few months in the US, worked there and discovered a different way of living and being. […]
Continue readingHow to Start Your Dream Career: Tips for Students
Of course, you want to do what you love. Who doesn’t? The question is how do you actually go about doing it? What can you do to change your dream into something that actually represents some kind of plan? Here we’re going to explore some of the most important steps you can take to getting […]
Continue reading4 Signs That You’re Stuck at a Dead End in Your Career
How many times have you felt that with just a little more time, a little more patience, a little more staying power, a little more improvement, you’ll get that promotion? But as time passes, there’s still no promotion in sight – and you begin to wonder what all of this perseverance is about and what […]
Continue readingWhy You Must Tailor Your Resume for EVERY Job
We’ve all heard the six seconds bit… that’s how long it takes someone to say “Yay or nay” to your resume. Read it or trash it. That’s if they even get to your resume. What if they don’t get past your cover letter? Or the company’s applicant tracking system (ATS) kicks you out before it […]
Continue readingScience Or Humanities Degrees – Which Wins in the Modern Job Market?
It’s an age-old war. Libraries or laboratories? Monographs or MATLAB? Books or textbooks? Whichever you chose at university, no doubt you feel stuck with it – in your knowledge base, in your social circles and in your job. And the war between science and humanities is nowhere more noticeable than in the struggle for graduate […]
Continue readingNew job? Spend Your First Few Weeks Doing This
The offer letter has been signed and your start date is set. A new job offers opportunities to grow personally and professionally, but it can also come with the anxiety of change. Whether you’re starting with a new company or moving into a new role within your organization, your first few weeks on the job […]
Continue readingMust-Know Advice for College Grads Looking for Work
As the school year comes to an end, college graduates are likely more focused on their final exams than the future. Yet, if they haven’t been preparing for what happens after graduation, they may find themselves in a bit of a bind in the weeks (or even months) following their cap toss. In fact, a […]
Continue reading5 Essential Steps for Successful Salary Negotiation
Congratulations, you got the job! Now that you’ve secured the position, it’s time to have the salary talk with your new boss. Not sure how to go about negotiating a fair salary? You’re not alone. Salary negotiation requires planning your approach, researching the compensation and communicating it clearly. When it comes to salary negotiation, it […]
Continue readingTop Tips For Acing Your Phone Interview
Job interviews can make anyone nervous. Of course, you’ll want to put your best foot forward and go all out to beat the competition. We’re here to help you with just that. But before we launch into the actual strategy, take a moment to consider this: Are you interviewing in person, over the phone or […]
Continue readingWhat Does a Career Coach Actually Do?
Many of you may have heard of life or career coaches and how they help people achieve their goals. But, what exactly is a career coach and what do that actually do? A life coach is defined as a person who encourages people and offers professional advice on personal matters, life’s changes and career choices. […]
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