Job interviews are nerve-wracking. We all know that. But there’s another side to job interviews…the employer side. It’s hard to imagine the other side if you’ve never been in an interviewer position, but there is more to that role than just asking questions. Of course, we all know the basics of a job interview, but

It can be so easy to assume that the skills you need to advance in a job can only be taught in school. But in reality, the technical knowledge you need for your everyday career is only a small portion of the skills you need to advance in your career. Technical knowledge and education are

  To this date, I’ve never left a job on bad terms. The closest I’ve ever gotten was probably the table busing job I had for 6 weeks when I was 15 years old. But in my professional career, I’ve been very careful to tread the waters of quitting. Quitting a job on good terms

  How do you find a job you love? It’s the hardest question to ask yourself, but it’s one that everyone has to answer at one time or another. What do you want to do with your life? And it’s so easy to defer back to the cliché quotes of: “Follow Your Passion” or “Find a

One of the toughest parts of changing careers is the fact that you don’t feel you like you have the skill set to make the jump. The imposter syndrome of entering into a new field of work without the proper skills is real and it is intimidating. I have definitely been down that road before.

Have you ever had a conversation with a co-worker or boss where they start using terms and acronyms that you don’t really understand?
Yup, I’ve been there.
Especially as a new graduate or new employee, it can be easy for people to start referring to these terms nonchalantly in conversation. And most of the time,