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Am I Stupid for Dropping Out?
Have I made the most fatal mistake of my life? After three successful years of university, I dropped out. I had a good reason (one that you don't really need to know about), but I was still surrounded by shame. I dropped out right in time for me to graduate. One more year, and I would have completed my undergrad. Another year after that, I would have earned my teaching degree. But despite all of that, I dropped out anyway. Am I a loser?
By Amanda Doyle8 years ago in Education
15 Factors Need to Be Nourished for Employee Engagement
Employee engagement is necessary to improve business operations and enhance productivity. Here are the 15 factors that need to be nourished to improve it.
By Eva Lee8 years ago in Journal
College Drinking from a Sober Point of View
Okay, yes, you do you. Drink (responsibly) if you want to. But here are my observations on what it's like to be the sober person in the room LITERALLY EVERY TIME PEOPLE DRINK.
By Robin Owens8 years ago in Education
Best Movies About Inspirational Teachers to Watch
A good teacher can change a student's life forever; and sadly, there just aren't enough great teachers out there today. Teachers are often underpaid and regularly end up getting dealt disrespect that they should never have to deal with.
By Cato Conroy8 years ago in Education
I Got Into Berklee College of Music: Here's My Advice on How You Can, Too
In January of 2016, I sat in my bedroom and opened an email announcing my acceptance into Berklee College of Music. I was proud and excited, and a little surprised (us musicians sure are full of self-doubt, aren't we?), but I knew I'd worked hard to get in, and, more than anything, I felt accomplished.
By Robin Owens8 years ago in Education
Dealing with Your Part-time Job until Fame Kicks In
I like this world where everybody wants to be a somebody, as most people say. What they don't realize is how everybody is already a somebody no matter what you do; other than the bad things like cheat, lie, steal, and everything that goes with those nasty things. But the real stars in this world are people who work in or around the retail industry like the custodians, delivery truck drivers, security, and, of course, the actual retail workers. Everyone is connected in some small way, but a mall is like another world; it either sucks or it's great. They're usually overpopulated, and there's a vast diversity of human species that wander the mall. They're actually there to shop or because of boredom, it depends on who you ask. But the main focus of today's documentary are the retail workers that want more out of life.
By Bobby M.8 years ago in Journal
How To Spot a Bad Project Head
As any media hopeful (i.e. writers, artists, animators, game programmers) might tell you, finding a project to work on helps your career. It gives you experience, pads your portfolio...and gets you used to the fact that not all teams stay together long enough to actually finish said project.
By Kera Hildebrandt8 years ago in Journal
Five Legitimate Ways to Make Money From Home
The panic begins to set in. You've just lost your job and the only means of income you have. You have bills to pay and you can already feel yourself drowning in them. What are you going to do?
By No One’s Daughter8 years ago in Journal