Who’s Hiring? 8 Organizations Working in Partnership With the AAPI Community

Every year, the United States recognizes the rich histories and cultures of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to commemorate the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants on May 7, 1843. As part of the recognition, lawmakers officially designated May as

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Spring Cleaning Tips for College Students

Being organized is crucial if you’re a college student. Between all your classes, studying, exams, extracurricular activities, a part-time job, and your social life, you’ve got a lot going on! A clean and tidy workspace is key for organized, productive …

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First Day at a New Job? Here Are the 3 Most Important Questions to Ask

When it’s our first day at a new job, we tend to have all the questions. And If you know me or you’re familiar with my career advice (or if I’ve ever been your direct report!), you may know that …

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How Do You Know If a Job Is Right for You?

You see a job posting for a position that seems interesting.

You have many of the skills the company wants. The job responsibilities listed are interesting to you, and the pay and flexibility parameters tick your boxes. 

But still, you …

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From Passion to Profession: The Effects of Incorporating Activism Into Your Resume

In today’s increasingly socially conscious world, job applicants are finding it important to show potential employers that they are passionate and committed to fighting for the causes they believe in. A recent study conducted by Skynova revealed that half of …

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Don’t Sink Your Career: Three Ways Lack of Confidence Impacts Your Executive Job Search

It takes a long time to get a job. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that the mean length of unemployment was 27.6 weeks as of December 2021. The median was nearly 11 weeks. Forbes adds that most career …

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Four Signs You Shouldn’t Take a Job

As of 2023, a higher percentage of people are unhappy in their jobs than were prior to 2020.

Though the pandemic brought about unprecedented changes in workplace expectations, more people were actually satisfied at work in 2020 than today. 

The …

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How to Put a Positive Spin on Quitting a Job

If you’ve ever quit a job, you know how stressful it can be.

You had to tell your former boss why you were leaving.

Perhaps you had to prepare your replacement for taking over your job. 

Even more stressful, however, …

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Is Your Brand Standing in the Way of a Promotion?

Many of us only focus on personal branding when preparing job application materials or developing our social media profiles. But really, your personal brand matters all the time, even when you’re already employed. 

How is personal branding defined? 

“Essentially, it …

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20 tips for economically disadvantaged students searching for internships and other entry-level jobs

The road to financial stability and professional success can be more challenging for economically disadvantaged college and university students. However, internships and entry-level jobs are essential stepping stones to building a solid career. This comprehensive guide will provide valuable tips …

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