Bad bosses can be the kiss of death for employees, and they cost companies big time in lost revenues. One estimate holds that it costs the economy $360 million a year in lost productivity. Meanwhile, 3 out of 4 employees describe their manager as the worst and most stressful part of their jobs; 65% of people would take a new boss over a pay raise. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? [Read more…] about What to do about a bad boss
How to survive a long job search
If you’ve been looking for work for an extended period of time, you know how frustrating it is. What can you do to change things up and make sure you aren’t getting yourself stuck in a bad situation and facing a long job search? [Read more…] about How to survive a long job search
Lessons for your job search from March Madness
If you’ve been preoccupied by the NCAA’s March Madness, you’re not alone. What lessons can job seekers take from the basketball tournament? [Read more…] about Lessons for your job search from March Madness
Need a mentor? How to find (and keep) one
When you hear about someone looking for a mentor, you probably think about young people seeking an older and wiser, senior person to show them the ropes. Today, the definition of mentorship includes people at all ages and experience levels; mentors aren’t just for twenty-somethings anymore. [Read more…] about Need a mentor? How to find (and keep) one
Are you blowing the interview before it starts?
Finally, it’s happened—an invitation to interview for a job. Have you already blown your chance before you put one hand on their office’s door? [Read more…] about Are you blowing the interview before it starts?