Quitting a job can be a daunting mission. Deep down, you’re probably full of courage, ready and waiting to say all the things you really want to say to your boss about how you feel towards your job. You know you deserve a healthy work environment and are being called to move into something new. There are some tell-tale signs that make it easy for you to know when it’s time to hit the road and say goodbye.

My top tip for hiring and creating a multigenerational workforce is to take the time to get to know the individuals that make up your team. Learn their strengths, weaknesses, passion projects and hobbies. Find ways to value their uniqueness and support them in aligning their personal goals with the company’s goals. If you focus on creating a place people want to work, diverse folks from all generations and backgrounds will thrive.

Sipping tea at a quaint little English village cafe all morning or museum hopping for an afternoon in London are absolutely pivotal experiences when studying a degree in the UK, but are these the elements you want to highlight on your resume or talk about in interviews? Of course not! So let’s discuss four different reasons why employers admire Americans earning a degree in the UK.

Every study abroad experience tells a story and getting hired into a role is a gauntlet of basically just telling stories. From the stories on your resume to what you say in an interview, it is important to understand how your experiences position yourself for each interview.

College and university life is not cheap. Whether you attend a local community college or a private, 4-year institution (and everything in-between), you are left looking for ways to cut costs or at least, reduce the amount of money leaving your bank account each month. Or perhaps you are just looking for ways to keep your Venmo account in the positive? Just me? Ok, cool cool.

In this article, we examine four ways to cut and reduce hidden costs of college and university life while keeping things reasonable- i.e. not living on $10 a week for groceries.

Using LinkedIn to establish, grow and amplify your professional brand is a strategic and relatively simple method of getting yourself out there.

In this article, we specifically look at your LinkedIn Banner, or background image. And how you can leverage it in a positive way that doesn't make you look narcissistic.

With the job market booming and many employers looking for people they know, can trust in a remote setting and people who can motivate and manage themselves, it’s no wonder recruiters and managers are revisiting old connections and acquittances. For those of you actually applying to jobs and not doing a casual catch up-turn-job-interview, here are my top tips to acing your remote job interviews.  

Also known as “pink capitalism”, rainbow capitalism is a term used to describe the commercialization and commodification of LGBTQ movements, most notably Pride. Rainbow capitalism centers around creating and selling Pride related products on or during the month of June with the pure intent of making profit.

Is it just me or does EVERYONE seem really into Pride this year? Are companies becoming savvier in strategically incorporating the rainbow colors into their marketing and advertising approach during Pride month in what is now being called Rainbow Washing Simple answer- Yes. So let’s start with a definition.

Negotiating salary or fuller compensation packages (think paid time off, flexible work schedules, 401k matches etc.) is nearly always expected in professional roles now. Here are some tips and ways to advocate for yourself.

A good business podcast needs to be one that people want to voluntarily listen to. Allow the topics to weave from the personal to professional, from the company to the individual. And keep it changing! Here is my top can’t miss business podcasts for 2021.

There are two ways to network with folks on LinkedIn: Connections and Followers. Start leveraging and optimizing your profile to be found by folks, use hashtags when posting, follow hashtags that make sense for your area and engage with content posted by others and lastly, don’t be afraid to create your own content.