How to handle an inexperienced manager on a power trip
It’s the worst. He’s cocky, just got promoted over your department, and doesn’t know the first thing about the software that runs it. She plays
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How to get a job at a non-profit organization
People are attracted to non-profit organizations for many different reasons. One of the main reasons to seek out non-profits for work is because your daily
Five ways to survive an underperforming or lazy colleague
Most everyone has experienced an underperforming or lazy colleague that somehow did just enough to stay employed. Working with a lazy coworker can be extremely
How to politely refuse to do something that is way beyond your job description
It is a familiar line that lurks at the bottom of almost all job postings: “And other duties as assigned.” In most cases, the vague
How to overcome a three-month new job slump
Starting a new job is like being the new kid on the block. There are new faces to recognize, new names to learn, and new
3 Things to do before applying for a job
It happens to the best of us. The rush of adrenaline you get when you see that perfect job notice. This is the one you’ve
Five networking groups to join in your community
Despite the technology and gadgets that we have available to us today, there is still nothing quite like connecting with others in person. Surrounding yourself
Crafting a top-notch elevator pitch
Job seekers never know who they might meet that could connect them to their dream position. From the recruiter at a local job fair to
How to reach out to an old reference after a leave of absence
You’ve been off the job market for quite some time now raising kids, or doing whatever else you needed to do; family obligations, illness, travel,
How to develop administrative assistant skills
If you’re applying for administrative assistant jobs, you’ve got a fair bit of competition. According to inc.com, every corporate job opening attracts 250 resumes. Out