I have a friend who’s been job searching for the past year and a half. Passively job searching, that is.
See, she doesn’t love her current role. But, as she’s told me multiple times, there are benefits to sticking around. …
You’ve found your dream company. The even better news? They’re currently hiring for a position that’s perfect for you.
You’ve already tackled all of the application basics. You did your research, tailored your resume, wrote an impressive cover letter, and …
Setting goals always sounds great in theory. I can’t even begin to count the number of times I’ve said, “I’m going to restart my blog this month” or, “I want to be better at exercising this year” or, “I promise …
When Carlos Perez enrolled in West Point back in 1985, he had no idea he’d end up serving for almost three decades.
While he did have a desire to serve his nation, the primary reason he became a cadet was …
“You can’t be a programmer. You’re too creative.”
Christine Beaubrun, a web developer at Crew, heard this from two different people when she first contemplated a career in tech.
After spending a few years in the hospitality industry, Beaubrun didn’t …
Here’s a line I’ve heard over and over when successful people are asked about their career paths:
I didn’t really follow a traditional path…
Some students walk away from their undergraduate experience—or from high school, or trade school—with a perfect plan and most of the accreditation they need. These students just walk straight into their career and start earning money. But for the rest …
More and more students are going to grad school, as many say the Master’s degree is today what the Bachelor’s degree was a generation ago. For many young students, the question is not whether or not to go back to …
