An internship is a short-term job experience meant for college students or those new to a field to help you gain professional, real-world, experience outside the classroom. In this article, we breakdown all you need to know about how to find an internship during college in 5 simple steps.
In this post, we’ll examine 10 ways to authentically show your own diversity, your ability to work collaboratively, your experience creating inclusive environments and how you’ve helped people feel like they belong at work.
If you are feeling stuck in a professional rut, you’re not alone. Many people know what they don’t want to do, but have a hard time knowing what they actually want. If this sounds like you, here are five action steps you can take to help you figure out what’s next.
If you are a student and don’t have work experience, you can still write a great resume based on your education and projects. Learn how to write a strong student resume by including school projects on your resume.
Many companies may be at risk of losing some of their best and brightest employees if they don’t figure out how to accommodate female workers with children. Read the six suggestions that can help companies improve their retention rates for both pre and postpartum female employees.
Ikigai means your reason for being, your purpose in life, and the thing that makes you jump out of bed in the morning. Essentially, ikigai is the belief that happiness can be achieved through a sense of purpose. Read how to change your career and find your Ikigai.
One major advantage of being a mom is that we develop new skills along the way that can benefit other parts of our life – including our careers. Read on how to leverage your mom skills to get a promotion.
As an executive, your resume is held to a much higher standard. What might be ok for a recent grad to do on their resume is not the same for an executive. There are certain do’s and don’ts involved with executive resumes.