Escape the Grind: Best Places to Work and Recharge Your Creativity
June 14, 2023
Escape the grind and recharge your creativity with these places to work remotely. Here’s where you can break up the monotony of remote work.
Escape the grind and recharge your creativity with these places to work remotely. Here’s where you can break up the monotony of remote work.
Being SMART in your goals has helped you in the past but it’s worth exploring other methods out there. Check out how to “BHAG” your goals and learn new things to take your success to new heights!
Are email signatures just an afterthought for you? Think again! Time to level up that tiny part of your email and make a lasting impression.
A great quote I
What you should know about the changed landscape for job seekers:
Recently Eileen wrote about a book she read called “FISH!” Another book in this series by Stephen C. Lundin is called FISH! Sticks. Like the previous book, Lundin continues to weave his teachings in a fictional story about Good Samaritan Hospital in New York; however, this story talks about adapting to changing times and how to keep your work fresh.
With so many stories on the news about companies closing or laying off
Key highlights:
Take a closer look at industry data
Focus on areas that are more stable or growing, and therefore may be
But then I started thinking about the whole concept, and it’s brilliant. At minimum it’s a one-of-a-kind opportunity to do something entirely
It’s Black Friday, traditionally the beginning of the Christmas shopping season in the U.S. While you’re making that list, scouring stores and online for the best deals, and recovering from your overload of turkey…don’t forget about your job search.
Are you thinking that no one hires during the holiday so you might as well forget it and enjoy yourself until the New Year? Think again. Companies don’t stop working during the holidays, and neither should you. It could even be to your advantage–if most
The six most highly abused phrases on resumes and profiles, according to research by LinkedIn, the professional networking site:
“Proven track record”
“Problem solver”
Fast paced”
“Due diligence”
“Cutting edge”
“Results-oriented”
In addition, while women tend to overuse “attention to detail”, men apparently do quite a lot of “disaster recovery.”
Good to keep in mind while updating your resume, if it’s an overused phrase it’s not doing anything for you. Find a better way to share that information. Okay,
