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10 Tips to Help You Master Your Video Interview
Prolonged safety precautions such as continuous social distancing, have made two-way video interviews employers’ preferred method of interviewing candidates.* For many job applicants, however, virtual interviews can feel more awkward than in-person meetings. (* Gartner.com) According to SHRM, the “shared pandemic experience has engendered empathy among recruiters and hiring managers, but new biases […]
Why Your Boss Says “No” to Working from Home
Remote work is more popular than ever, but getting employers on board still isn’t easy. Here are the top reasons some managers are resistant to letting employees work from home. Managers are afraid of being seen as unfair. Managers think working from home makes collaboration difficult. Managers believe communication will be too challenging. […]
Do I Really Need A Cover Letter?
Writing a cover letter is often the more difficult part of applying for a job. It helps to view it as a tool for building relationships. It is your key to connecting with someone you want to work with. Resumes are hard enough. But with a few tweaks here and there, they can […]
How To Make Money During College (without donating blood)
“There’s an erroneous belief that the younger generation is lazy and entitled, but I don’t think that people understand the amount of pressure we’re under.” CNBC.com Following this article, be sure to Grab our free eGuide of companies that help you make money! Are you a college student who worries about money? […]
How do I cover big employment gaps in my resume? (Some dos and don’ts)
Unemployment can happen to anyone. It’s how you explain an employment gap that can make or break your chances of getting hired. You’re eager to get back on your feet and back to work after a lengthy period of unemployment. But as you craft your resume, you face a dilemma: how should you […]
One Way to Relieve Physician Burnout? Telemedicine
“Almost 50 percent of physicians, regardless of specialty and work environment, show signs of burnout” Telemedicine can change that. So often, when people hear that you’re a doctor they immediately think, “Wow, big money, big house, country club, and fancy vacations. Must. Be. Nice.” While some of that may be true, […]
How Do I Tell A New Company I Was Fired from a Job?
Getting fired can feel like the end of the world. Here’s how to overcome. “You’re fired!” That phrase may seem like a silly television show quip. But when it’s you on the receiving end, it sure as hell isn’t funny. In fact, hearing those words can feel like a kick in the gut. […]
How To Make Money As A Remote Accountant
Technology has made it smooth to find accounting jobs to do remotely from home. Because of this, entire accounting firms have closed their brick and mortar doors and gone virtual, and new virtual businesses are sprouting up everywhere. I often see this question around the internet: Can I work as a remote […]
Simple Ways to Protect Your Health When You Work Remotely
Specific health issues are common to remote professionals. These tips will help you protect your health. In Part One, we talked about health concerns common to individuals who work from home. Among them were poor posture, constant sitting, mindless eating, eye strain, and social deprivation. Remote workers also work longer hours, get less exercise, […]
Top 7 Elements of an Ergonomic Home Office
An ergonomic home office needn’t be expensive. These basic components can make all the difference to your well-being. When you set up your home office, how much thought was given to the ergonomics of your equipment and furniture? If you’re like many people, the initial focus was getting a desk, a chair, and a […]
