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Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

What You Need To Know About Startup Scam Artists
You may be surprised by how many young businesses have formulated unpopular tactics to heighten both their public prominence and revenue streams. It can be hard to believe that said "trusted" companies, whether large or small, could do something that outright negatively effects their customer base, clients, and/or even their staff. It's out there, though, and it's happened before. Such scam startups have appeared much more frequently than you could have ever imagined.
By Salvador Lorenz8 years ago in Journal
Appropriate Hiring
So, I work in theatre. There are usually two responses to this: excitement and annoyance/pity. Excitement: "Whoa! You're an actor? How many famous people have you worked with?" "Oh really? That's so cool! I used to be into that!"
By Preston Dildine8 years ago in Journal
What to Wear to Your Job Interview
No matter if you're a recent college graduate, self-taught genius, or fledgling intern looking for an actual career in your particular industry, discerning what to wear to your job interview can be as stressful as the interview itself.
By Ryan Epps8 years ago in Journal
10 Places to Advertise Your Avon
First, I want to say this list is great for any MLM. Currently, I am an Avon rep. When I received my starter kit, I was a little lost. Where am I going to take these? I thought to myself. Then the next wave of worries set in. How am I suppose to talk to strangers? I didn't want to ask family and friends, for the fear of alienating them. Being a shy person, these ideas really helped me. No awkward sales pitch required.
By Mama Mood8 years ago in Journal
Escaping My Dream Job
October 8, Wilmington, NC—I had just finished my freshman year with a double major in International Studies and Political Science when I was offered an unpaid internship to work for a non-profit on Capitol Hill. My transportation was covered. I would be flying. My living arrangements were covered. I would live with a roommate, one block from the Washington, DC capitol building. This was where I wanted to spend my summer, so as according to Politico, I joined the other 20,000 interns packing their suitcases. I had landed my dream job at the age of eighteen.
By Mackenzie Watson8 years ago in Journal
Why Do Successful People Forget the Things They Were Taught?
To have a successful career and be an indispensable employee to an organization, there is one thing you have been taught for most of your life you must turn your back on.
By Roy Osing8 years ago in Journal
What If...
We've all been there. . . feeling insecure and uncertain of the choices that we've made in life. Asking ourselves, WHAT IF I had done things differently or taken a different path? These types of questions can truly eat someone alive, even more so when you are unhappy with what you're doing currently as a career.
By Uptothe T8 years ago in Journal
How to Have a Productive, Respectful Discussion
No matter what profession you're pursuing, you are bound to have a discussion with a group of people at some point. While you are free to express your ideas in a thoughtful, creative way, there are some rules you and your peers should abide by in order to have a progressive discussion. Respect is key. Everyone must maintain a respectful nature for the entirety of the discussion. If you're a student, teacher, or an employee please read through this list and feel free to share any of these tips with your colleagues the next time you engage in a discussion.
By Ankita Upadhyay8 years ago in Journal
I Want To Be a Pirate!
“Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” — Apple Ad 1997 referring to the misfit economy.
By Jordan Ashleigh8 years ago in Journal
Presentation: Sharing Your Soul Through Art
Every time, every SINGLE time, I write a poem and put it up on Facebook, the little gremlins in my mind start chattering about how worthless I am as a person.
By Nicholas Goodman8 years ago in Journal
Is It Worth to Count Money on Resume Writers?
Writing a resume is a skill not possessed by many. There are some rules outlined when it comes to drafting resumes such as a chronological, functional, combination of the two, and targeted resumes. Along with that, there are a myriad of different things that are expected from the job-seekers by the recruiters. Since candidates are not aware of the rules, they generally rely on the content that is available online and on the experts. There are resume writers who draft resumes for candidates based on their profile, education, skills, etc. Job-seekers can avail their services if they think it can be beneficial for them, but hiring a professional has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. As writing a good resume is critical in landing a job, a candidate must take into account all the pros and cons of hiring a resume writer.
By Eva Lee8 years ago in Journal
Here’s to the Dreamers
**Note: This post does not mean to ignore anything that is for your safety or if anyone is trying to keep you from something that may jeopardize your well being
By aureliablood8 years ago in Journal