Are you stressing out about finding a job post-graduation? It’s completely normal to feel nervous, but all that panic can actually undermine your efforts. First identifying what, specifically, you’re freaked out about is an important first step in the process since it gives you a starting place for forming an action plan. This article by Monster contributor Elana Lyn Gross explains.
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Panicked About The Job Search? Here’s How To Calm Down.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Want To Be More Productive? Do This One Thing.
Monday, May 13, 2019
Want to be more productive at work or at school? It turns out one simple thing could make a huge difference: listening to music. Aside from helping us relieve stress and boost our mood, research suggests that listening to music while working may also help us be more productive. This Fast Company article by Melissa Locker explains.
Accounting Is Not Just For Taxes
Thursday, May 2, 2019
When we hear “accounting,” most of us think immediately of taxes and tax season. However, there are so many ways in which understanding accounting can help you in your personal and professional life. There are also many careers you can pursue with an education in accounting.
How Fear Holds You Back
Thursday, April 25, 2019
Fear is an emotion we’re all familiar with. It actually has a purpose—it alerts the mind and body to danger. However, it can also block us from taking steps that can help us make progress in our personal and professional life. For example, have you ever held back from raising your hand in class or speaking up in a meeting? Do you talk yourself out of applying for internships or jobs because you’re afraid you’ll be rejected?
How To Learn From Successful People
Friday, April 12, 2019
We can learn an incredible amount from the successful people we look up to. Talking to a successful person is a great way to gain insight into how to be successful in your own life. One huge mistake to avoid, though, is to ask them if you can pick their brain. Instead, ask thoughtful, specific questions. Not sure where to start?