Being organized is a cultural and generational skill set, and it’s a trait that individuals have to be trained and taught constantly. So, how can individuals improve their organization? Luckily, there are virtual and in-person training sessions, tools (ex: agendas/planners, Google calendar, posted notes and to-do lists) and resources (ex: articles, journals and books). These […]
There’s no better feeling than the rush of confidence after knowing you aced an interview. You displayed your skills and experiences well, and things are looking great. It seems like good news from here on out, and most importantly, you’re confident that you can expect a positive follow-up call from them. Then suddenly, the question […]
It’s Halloween Season, and skeletons, goblins and ghouls are not the only things you may be spooked about! You can also be spooked about… YOUR CAREER! It can be daunting to step into a new office after exiting the classroom. Just like transitioning from high school to post-secondary studies, entering the workforce can be a […]
For all new graduates, students, or those entering the workforce, it can be intimidating to continuously find ways to expand your skillset to fit more career opportunities. Trying to become a jack-of-all-trades could become an issue if you have a limited budget from paying for student loans, essential supplies, housing, and other necessities. However, there […]
Did you know that it is possible to suffer burnout from job searching? Common signs of job search burnout include feeling overwhelmed or stressed by simple tasks, poor health, being more irritable and frustrated than usual, and a lack of social interaction. Though job searching can be a daunting task for any student, new graduate, […]
The process of undergoing a video interview can be challenging. You will experience technical, software and wi-fi issues, and that is only the beginning! During the interview, employers can appear stone-faced, ask various difficult questions and make you feel like you’re in an interrogation. Trust me; we’ve all been there before. Before my current role […]
Are you worried that you could be a better ally to your workplace peers? Or, are you interested in becoming a committed ally, but aren’t sure how? We’ve got some tips and tricks to help you grow into your role as an ally. Be Proactive and Aware The first step to being a great ally […]
Late-night study sessions, pages of essays, and thesis proposals often make studying seem like a full-time job. That’s why for many students, it’s unfeasible to juggle full-time work with full-time studying. After all, there are only 24 hours in a day, and we need to spend some of it taking a break! Luckily, students need […]
When considering the entire career process, whether it’s applying for jobs, preparing for interviews or accepting a job offer or working at a company, it’s always important to stay motivated and push yourself to keep improving every time. Some people tend to be either relatively relaxed or overly hard on themselves, but it’s essential to […]
When finally landing a new job opportunity, it is always important to remember the rights you hold as an employee. It is also predominant to understand that even as an employee, you need to be treated equally and with respect, just like employers, supervisors and bosses. These are some, but certainly not all, of the […]
Recently, the TalentEgg team was able to sit down with Suzanne Caniglia, a National Sales Manager for Independent Schools with Education First Tours (EF Tours). Our goal was to determine what makes a sales position at EF Tours different from a traditional sales job. We learned that a career in sales with EF Tours is […]
Negotiating your salary can be intimidating for recent graduates getting their foot into the door. However, it’s a powerful skill that requires preparation and practice — similar to other aspects of your career. Salary discussions may be a touchy subject, but it’s ideal to remain assertive and identify what you want in your job offer, […]