In the article, “Trapped, Escaping to Your Passion,” James Watts says he felt sorry for himself during the first few weeks in his new role. He couldn’t escape the feeling that he wasted time and effort getting his journalism degree. However, he soon realized that many skills he learned honing

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Given today’s technology, job seekers should use keywords effectively to share their abilities, so recruiters can easily find resumes to match their job openings. As an employment lawyer turned career strategist, Evelyn Perez-Albino often advises her coaching clients on maximizing their chances to have their resumes stand out. In this

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In 1998, I began working with an internationally recognized company assisting individuals with disabilities to find work. Before my arrival, the program operated for thirty years but was unsuccessful in helping individuals with disabilities to find competitive integrated employment. Although I had never placed anyone with an individual with a

It’s time to check out from social media, turn off notifications and spend some “me time” with yourself. In the article “Media Fried,” Maria McDonald and Jill Taylor share how they checked out social media and returned to success. Here’s an excerpt from this article: “Social media has its benefits