Careers

This article will help you decide what is the best answer for your situation and how you should carefully craft your answer. Read More

Hopefully, given your skillset, your leader is respectful of what you need to perform your job effectively and happily, but there may be times when you need to put on your teaching hat and clue them in. Read More

Handshake conducted a massive survey of over 1,000 US college students. Unlike the generation the precedes them Gen Z appears to be much more pragmatic when it comes to securing work after college. Read More

I followed Sara Blakely’s routine as she outlined in an interview for The Cut for one workday as best I could given my own job demands and family schedule. Read More

Here are some of the resolutions that have worked and are working for me. With a little fine-tuning, they may work for you too. Read More

As people get older, there tends to be a downward trend in personal outlook and behavior, and according to a new study, peak grumpiness happens when you reach 47 years old. Read More

According to a new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, every one dollar increase to the federal minimum wage accounts for a 3.4% to 5.9% decline in suicide rates in young adults. Collectively, this figure suggests 1,059 fewer suicides per year. Read More

With 2020 here and a new decade of possibilities, aligning your career goals is a good way to either continue your track to success or finding the right path to get you to where you want to be professionally, says Nicole Wood, CEO and co-founder of Ama La Vida, a career and life coaching service. Read More

Making panic productive seemed to begin with a  trained effort to expect very little from the unexpected. “It could be a month before my next project, could be a week. I’ll be here,” he continued. Read More