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Sometimes, you might ask yourself: Can I really negotiate my salary? And what should I do about my slacking co-worker? These are the kinds of common questions that can plague you when you’re just starting out in the workplace. Additionally, you might be too shy or embarrassed to ask questions and end up making assumptions […]

In a perfect world, we’d all get along with our boss and we’d make a sizeable income doing what we loved doing. But in reality, sometimes we end up working under someone who has a leadership style that just doesn’t work. As adults, we realize that it’s impossible to get along with every single person […]

We spend a lot of our time in the workplace (unless you’ve managed to land a sweet remote position), so working in an environment that we find enjoyable can be a major game-changer. In essence, finding the right cultural fit isn’t about becoming best friends with every single person you meet at work. But rather, […]

Picture this: It’s your first day on the new job, congrats! You’ve been applying to different positions for weeks, made it through several rounds of interviews, negotiated a job offer – and now you’re finally starting. You met your manager before and seemed to click – everything seemed great. Gingerly, you arrive at your desk […]

Stressors at work are unavoidable, but you can change how you react to them. No matter what your fear is, we’ve got you covered!

You’ve slipped up at work – don’t let your mistake get the better of you. Here’s 4 steps to fixing the problem.

There are more than 6 – but these ones are crucial!

Working part-time while in school is an excellent way to offset some of your tuition, textbook and housing costs.

After I stopped whining like a petulant child, I realized that there were plenty of opportunities still available to me, including some that I hadn’t seriously considered before.

Pitching the right idea at the right time could have substantial benefits for both your employer and your job standing.

Unnecessary clutter can cause you to appear disheveled and make your co-workers take you less seriously.

Your first job can start a career. How do you start that conversation?