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A Job Seeker's Guide to a Productive Job Search
"There's lots of jobs in search of talent. And there is lots of talent in search of meaningful work." –Maynard Webb As a recent job seeker, I can attest to this quote. Lots of jobs out there, and no shortage of talent looking to land the next job! I've been in job hunt mode three times before, and each time I have come away with some new skills and knowledge. For this blog I would like to share three tips that will make your employment hunt a better, more productive, and hopefully shorter, experience.
By Steve Elliot7 years ago in Journal
Four Smart Ways for Mumpreneurs to Save Money
They deserve all the credit for being capable of juggling their motherhood, everyday chores, and business. And what’s even more impressive is that women-led companies in the tech industry are capital-efficient as they achieve a 35% higher ROI than those run by men.
By Rebecca Brown7 years ago in Journal
Tips for Keeping Your Patent Information Safe
For most inventors, the decision of whether they should get a patent for one of their ideas is an easy one. Most are very excited when they come up with a new or improved-upon idea they want to share with the world. There are, however, many reasons why inventors may choose to wait on patenting their idea or delay working with a patent lawyer. Patent lawyers are useful and can help inventors keep their intellectual property safe from those who want to steal it.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
Reasons Building Relationships Is Important
Relationships may become long-term—or even lifetime—friendships. And it goes without saying that being friends with somebody is more than just expanding your network. With relationship comes confidence, humor, and lots more. By establishing relationships, you can get more friends and you can take more value from them, even as they can from you.
By Paisley Hansen7 years ago in Journal
Tips for a Smooth Transition to Your New Job
At last—you can breathe. The interviews are finally over, and you have been offered the position that you have labored for. In this moment of elation, you begin to cycle through a myriad of thoughts that lead you to your next position. Here you begin to think of everything that you need to do to make sure that the move to your next position goes as smoothly as possible. If you’ve been thinking about this, it is a wonderful sign, as you are already thinking about how to make the most of your next opportunity. However, it is important to temper these thoughts, as you still want to make sure that your transition to a new position is as stress free as possible.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
Spotting Emerging Trends Online and Making Money
Do you have an eye for emerging cultural trends? Do you have an internet savvy background, and an entrepreneurial spirit? Then you could just be an emerging trend spotter with a heightened ability to make money online. Whether you noticed the rise of onesies in 2012, or whether you saw the Loom Band fanatic coming from a mile off, having an eye for new, and emerging trends is a great talent to have. So why not cash in on it?
By Craig House7 years ago in Journal
4 Fun Ways to Make Money in College
If you are a college student, you know working and going to school full-time can be extremely stressful. In my opinion, the two do not mix. Having an entrepreneurial mindset has helped me find fun ways to make a few extra bucks to spend without raising my stress levels!
By Michael Carrasco7 years ago in Journal
4 Scenarios to Get Expert Legal Advice
The chances are that you have an insurance agent, accountant, and probably even a business mentor to guide you if you own a small business. However, most companies often overlook the importance of hiring a business attorney. While a small business may not need the services of a commercial lawyer daily, there are times that it may be necessary to work with one. Here are four scenarios when a small business may need the services of a business lawyer.
By Kari Oakley7 years ago in Journal
5 Things That Helped Me as a Model
When I first started modeling, I had no clue as to what I was doing. I didn't have a manager or mentor to help me book gigs. I studied my favorite models (Chanel Iman, Sessilee Lopez, Arlenis Sosa, etc.) and always copied their poses in my bedroom mirror. America's Next Top Model and The Face were my information-guides on how to be a model. I bought magazines and printed out inspiring poses from random models and posted them on my walls, eventually it turned into a mural for models. I studied every model I came across and always looked into their background, just to see how they've made it into the modeling industry. I begged my mom to sign me up for modeling school and before I knew it, I was enrolled.
By Dar'Jae Shyree7 years ago in Journal
How to Secure Your Business
Security is important for the success of your business or startup. Every business should have security and cybersecurity measures in place. Most business owners only focus on one aspect of security. Here are some aspects of your business that you should make sure are secure.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
Why Your Online Profile Could Make or Break Your Career
Applying for a job can be a tough process, as there are a number of things that could potentially decide whether you are successful. Some of these things you have no control over—for example, if there are too many applicants for a single position, then many who qualify for the job will have to be turned down. Likewise, candidates with more experience or connections could get the nod over you and unfortunately there is very little you can do about that either.
By Susan Molor7 years ago in Journal
