This article is authored by Stephanie Lee and is originally published by The New York Times. Are you passionate about your work? Fulfilled in every aspect of your career? If yes, congratulations! You’ve done what we all strive for but rarely achieve. As for the rest of us, there’s hope: Part of why we haven’t … Continue reading Why ‘Find Your Passion’ Is Such Terrible Advice
This article is originally published by Yahoo! Finance. The unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.0% in January 2019, while the labor force participation rate hit its highest mark since 2013. Overall, the report indicated that the U.S. labor market is still chugging along. And some jobs are growing faster than others. Construction and extraction jobs are in high demand … Continue reading The fastest-growing job in each U.S. state
This article is originally published by HRD. Age discrimination is the main reason nearly a quarter of workers in the UK find it difficult to land a new job, a new study showed. Job search engine Jobrapido interviewed 2,027 Britons to ask what they believed prevented them from getting the job that they wanted. As … Continue reading Are older workers being edged out of job opportunities?
This article is authored by Benjamin Hurley and is originally published by HRM. Over the course of a seven-year career in eCommerce, I have been made redundantthree times. Maybe it shocks you to hear that. It shocks me to write it out. But we shouldn’t be shocked. The fact is, redundancies are becoming more frequent. It … Continue reading Living in the age of redundancy
This article is published by Executive Agents, a Career Money Life Certified Supplier. It’s easy to lump all of your past experience and achievements on your resume when you’re applying for a job. For CEOs and Executives who are seeking a new position, these resumes are often too long for time-strapped Hiring Managers and Talent … Continue reading Top Executive Resume Trends for 2019
