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19 May How To Be More Confident at Work

Posted at 06:00h in Career Advice

There are many reasons you may feel the need to work on your confidence at work. Perhaps you're in a position that requires skills you haven’t yet acquired, or you have less experience than your colleagues. Maybe you have a new employer and are unsure...

17 Jul How to Handle Rejection

Posted at 07:00h in Career Advice, Employees, Job Seekers

It can be discouraging when you receive that “no.” It may have been your dream job, your number one option for new employment, or even just part of a long job hunt. It is easy to throw yourself a pity party and give up. However,...

29 May Body Language You Should Avoid During a Job Interview

Posted at 07:00h in Career Advice, Interviews

The interview is one of the most important steps in the hiring process. This short period of time gives employers the opportunity to determine if you are a right fit for the company and if you can complete the tasks involved in the job. During...

19 Sep 4 questions you don’t expect in an interview

Posted at 07:00h in Job Seekers

Most interviewers assume that the candidate is showing up having done a bit of preparation. They (hopefully!) have researched the company and understand the role they are applying for. Maybe they have been practicing some sample questions, such as “Why should we hire you?,” or “What can you offer to the company?” But what about when the interviewer throws out an unexpected question? Being put on the spot is the time when a candidate truly has to perform. This also offers the interviewer a good opportunity to discern potential employees from applicants. Want to stay ahead of the game? Prepare to be asked these questions:

13 Jun 4 communication skills critical for getting hired in the workplace

Posted at 07:00h in Employees, Job Seekers

The increasing amount of work performed online and the quick advancement of technology in the workplace means it is becoming simpler than ever to stay behind a screen. Interaction with your boss happens via email and instant message at the office, you text your co-workers and colleagues, and orders from clients come through your online ordering platform. Despite all of this, if you want to move up in your career, honing your professional communication skills is a critical step. Here’s what you need to focus on:

16 May Building confidence in your job: How to do it and why it matters

Posted at 07:00h in Employees

For many of us, we allow our career and success at work to dictate our level of confidence in ourselves. When we feel like we are accomplishing a great deal at work, being productive, meeting goals, and pushing sales targets, we have a boost in confidence and believe in ourselves more. On the other hand, however, present a series of work setbacks, projects that don’t go as planned, or failure to meet goals, and our confidence drops in response. It’s time to step up and take ownership of building your confidence, regardless of work outcomes, and use it to be what dictates how you feel in your job, not the other way around!

09 May 4 tips for a successful transition to a new job

Posted at 07:00h in Job Seekers

While taking on a new job can be exciting and motivating, it’s not without a little bit of fear and anxiety.

Maybe it doesn’t turn out to be the job you thought
Or you don’t get along with your colleagues or have an unsupportive boss
What if you end up not really liking it in the end

All of these are valid thoughts and questions that may be rolling around in your head, and it may certainly take some time in your new position before you feel completely at ease. But, you can make the transition as easy and streamlined as possible by following these four tips:

03 Jan Public Speaking Fear? How to Deliver a Presentation Like a Pro

Posted at 07:00h in Employees

Does the idea of giving a speech or talking in front of a crowd at work induce a deep fear? You aren't alone! When a public speaking opportunity is looming, here’s what you can do to ensure you deliver your presentation like a pro: