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A strong reference letter is one of the most powerful tools a job seeker can have in their arsenal. However, getting that letter can be a challenging task. Though you can’t totally control what your references say about you to a potential boss, you can make sure…

We know—we hate losing an hour of sleep just as much as you do. But something about the clocks jumping forward gets us really excited. Longer days! Warmer weather! Spring is in the air!  If you’re feeling the same pep in your step, why not…

Changing up your workspace isn’t just about feeling comfortable and at home when you’re on the job; it can actually have an effect on your overall productivity. Whether it’s the sounds you hear or how well you see, your senses are engaged for better or…

Many people feel under-appreciated at work. Why? Perhaps the organization does not have a culture that promotes appreciation. Maybe everyone constantly feels under the gun and no one has time to stop and say thank you. You may ask, "How long does it take to…

We’re all guilty taking of taking work home with us at the end of the day— whether that means thinking about your to-do list while making dinner, responding to e-mails on your phone, or actually poring over spreadsheets on your laptop.According to a 2013 study, 83%…

If there is one thing that’s annoying about job search, it’s probably writing the perfect cover letter for your resume. It’s meant to be short and crisp, and must entail all the right elements necessary for you to land that dream job! It isn’t very…

The only way to really stand out when networking is to have an interesting and memorable conversation. And at an event with hundreds of competitive people waiting to talk to the same person, you have less than a minute to get your message across in a fashion that…

Staying motivated at work can be hard but for remote employees it can be downright impossible.  Unlike an office environment, at home there are a ton of temptations and distractions that can easily sap your productivity and your career trajectory.  But you don't have to let it…

There’s a huge difference between loving your work and living for it.  There are those of us who are in love with our jobs and engaged 100 percent of the time. On the other hand, there are those of us who work to bring home a paycheck.…