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Even before the Covid-19 pandemic forced us inside and away from physical activity, many Americans had become sedentary, overweight, and at risk for a number of ailments including heart disease and diabetes.
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As schools delay reopening across the country, parents are finding themselves continuing to balance working remotely with the care and virtual education of their children. Balancing professional and personal life can be challenging even without a global pandemic throwing more chaos into the mix, but the good news is that simple strategies like designating a workspace for yourself and taking breaks can help.
If you notice that you are repeatedly being passed over for job opportunities, there may be a reason—and something you can do about it. While each individual has their unique challenges, there are some very common barriers to employment, such as gaps in employment, lack of experience, or lack of references.
If the New Year’s resolutions you set in January of 2020 didn’t quite pan out (hello, Covid-19), you’re not alone. If you’re tired of hearing that you’re not alone, join the party. That said, have you thought about retooling those resolutions? September is a great time to harness that “back to school” / fresh start energy and set some career resolutions for yourself.
If you’re feeling like career advancement has been moving in slow motion throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, you’re not imagining things. Many companies are slowing on hiring, and it may feel that your career options are limited. However, this can be a good time to reevaluate your goals, build new skills, and take other measures to position yourself for advancement.