Every job comes with its own challenges and occasional stressful situations, but if you find yourself getting a case of the Monday blues every single day of the week, then you may be dealing with a toxic workplace. While there are accepted cultural differences with office dynamics such as pace, punctuality, and appropriate language, some … Continue reading 3 Ways to Cope with a Toxic Office Culture
This article is authored by Nina Perry, Career Coach and Director of Careerdiem, part of the Career Money Life Supplier Community. I have a confession to make. Once I was so bored with my job, I used to go into the toilet and watch the second hand of my watch tick past. For 5 minutes. Not … Continue reading 5 tips for survival when you’re in a job that is just not right for you.
This article is authored by Nina Perry, Career Coach and Director of Careerdiem, part of the Career Money Life Supplier Community. There are a couple of things in life that annoy me. When I have to take out the rubbish and when I see articles about successful individuals who were once told by a “career … Continue reading 5 times in your life when you need to invest in career counselling
This article is written by Stephanie Buck and is originally published by Medium. You hear it everywhere. It’s on graduation cards, in motivational speeches, and practically wallpapers the halls of Silicon Valley: “Find your passion.” As if each of us was born with one ideal pursuit that will fulfill us until our final day on … Continue reading The Truth About Finding a Satisfying Career
This article is authored by Monica Torres and is originally published by The HuffPost. Before job seekers ever have a chance to get judged by a human hiring manager, their résumé may be screened out by a machine. Applicant tracking systems, which are used to manage, sort and filter electronic job submissions, are popular with … Continue reading 3 Ways To Beat The Machines That Judge Your Résumé When You Apply Online
