career

Careers in the industry; from corporate to middle management, food service, media, political figures, and beyond. All workplace careers.

Always An Interview, Never A Job Offer
Perhaps you’ve been wondering, what’s wrong with me? When you apply for employment, you get invited for interviews, but you have yet to hear the words “Congratulations, you’ve got the job.” Not getting the job might have several reasons.
By Conny Manero6 years ago in Journal
Money To Make... No Matter The Circumstances
Where is most of your attention and focus in life going right now? If you've been in mainstream media, it's very common for us to get caught up in fears with Corona Virus as well as finances. It's easy to get stressed and fearful, but we can't lose perspective.
By Aceadia6 years ago in Journal
Why people work in taboo industries
What is our motivation? What is it that drives us every day to get out of bed? According to Aristotle, the answer to these questions is Eudaimonia, which roughly translates to happiness. Happiness is the main incentive for all of our actions.
By Becka Maisuradze6 years ago in Journal
Got Caught
Being a Writer is not as easy as it sounds. There are a lot of people who will crash your hopes and dreams just because of your sample article. A potential client will nag you about not following instructions and they are not even paying you yet for your article.
By Jaymie Suh6 years ago in Journal
How Writing Teaches Me How To Live
We writers are, for the most part, an isolated bunch of creatives, hunkered down with our journals, notepads, and pens or punching out stories on our phones or computers.
By PG Barnett6 years ago in Journal
Our Complete Interview Preparation Guide [For Getting Your Dream Job]
If you have an upcoming interview with your dream employer, congrats! Preparing for a job interview takes careful planning, but it’s time well spent. The more prepared you are, the more ready you’ll be to wow them!
By Caitlin Sinclair6 years ago in Journal
Being Dyslexic and Pursuing a Career in Writing: My Journey So Far
There is always a little spark of fear when accepting a new job where I know I am going to be writing content. Despite my love of writing, I am overwhelmingly self-conscious of my dyslexia, and what others may think of my work in light of it.
By Anna-Roisin Ullman-Smith6 years ago in Journal
Freelancing Online In Pakistan
Freelancers are self-employed people working on assignments with multiple companies or individuals on different terms and contracts. Freelancing is when you are providing your services to your customers on a contract and self-employed basis, not as their employee. It has different advantages and disadvantages.
By ee-stone6 years ago in Journal
Top 5 Reasons I'm Blogging
Hi! Once again, I crawl out of my woman cave filled with blankets, inordinate amounts of icecream, and self-pity just long enough to type out a new post for you on this lovely day! In fact, since we last spoke, I’ve managed to gain a whopping — drumroll, please — 3 followers!
By Diamond C.6 years ago in Journal
5 Social Emotional School Lessons
"Do it!" they said. "You'll do great and you're so good at connecting with the kids." I was pumped up to be a Social Emotional School Counselor. I had visions of helping kids and teachers better understand themselves and their emotions. But as I approach the end of my first year as a SESC I don't know that I really have accomplished either of these aspirations. I do know that amidst my hard work, the emotional drain and the wonderful glimpses of forward movement I have learned a few lessons. So today I'd like to share 5 of those lessons with you in the hopes that you can better understand what a SESC really does.
By Christina6 years ago in Journal
How To Join And Successfully Lead A New Team
A few years ago, I joined a new organization managing an existing, well-established team. I was an experienced manager at the time with a solid 10 years behind me. I had built teams up from scratch and learnt to lead people through some difficult times. But I’d never taken over an experienced team in a new company. The prospect frightened me.
By Darren Ryan6 years ago in Journal
Pavel Melnikov on his Success Story
What is success? There are as many definitions of business success as there are people in the world. For one person it can be having a steady nine-to-five job with and working 40 hours a week, while for someone else it’s 10 million dollars on their account. Some people might be all about working in IT, and others like Pavel Melnikov have found their way in a niche industry called the plumbing engineering industry.
By Marie Nieves6 years ago in Journal