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Fall in Love with Your Work
Editorial TeamValentine’s Day is fast approaching, and love is in the air. But do you love your work…or loathe it?
Does your career afford you the freedom to choose when, where and how often you work? Or does it feel more like a daily grind that you’ve come to dislike?
Loving your work means different things to different people. For some, a 9-to-5 office job feels like the opposite of love.
If you’re tired of a grumpy boss, dislike the long hours you work or despise your commute, it’s time to do something about it. Take the reins and create a better opportunity for yourself, one that you desire, not dread. Read More
So You Want to Work in Corporate Strategy? Learn What It Takes.
Editorial TeamEdited on 15 July, 2023
Corporate strategy roles can take a number of different forms – from requiring experience in investment banking or consulting to an understanding of data-driven business analysis and coding languages.
At my company, UpScored, we think a lot about what skills are required for different roles, and on the flip side, what types of careers people are most interested in. We are constantly looking at trends and career interests across the candidates on our platform.
Read MoreStaples Proudly Supports Women
Editorial TeamAt Staples, we have always recognized the strategic advantage in hiring, engaging and retaining female talent. We are proud to share the following ways that Staples is encouraging the development of women in the workplace:
Should You Quit Your Job Before You Have Another?
Editorial TeamTess Vigeland, author of Leap: Leaving a job With No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want, decided to quit her familiar job without a safety next.
How to Survive a Job Hunt
Editorial TeamA long, job search can leave psychological bruises and hurl you into a self-defeating cycle. “It’s a blow to your self-esteem,” David Reiss, a psychiatrist based in San Diego tells U.S. News.
Declining an Interview, Politely
Editorial TeamYou never can tell when some company may reach out to you with a job opportunity even though you’re not looking.