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How this work-at-home mom is fulfilling her dreams
At 8pm on a Wednesday night, Stefanie Robertson sits comfortably on her sofa, puts her feet up, and...
Building and Making the Most Out of Your Network
How many times have you heard, “build your network,” as if it’s really easy like tying your shoes or binge-watching Netflix?While...
Friday the 13th: Little Known Facts About This Peculiar Day
Friday the 13th has long been associated with superstition, mystery, and even fear. Whether you’re superstitious or not,...
15 Bachelor’s Degree jobs: Job description, salaries, and more
Do you have a bachelor’s degree, or are you thinking of getting one? Having a bachelor’s degree opens...
The Fake Image: People Who Aren’t What or Who You Think They Are
In an age where public personas are often meticulously curated, it’s easy to fall for the image presented...
5 Ways to Be a Better Listener (And Improve Your Job Search)
Shut up. That’s right. Shut up. I’m not being rude. I’m trying to help you with your job...
The ‘Identity Transparency’ Conundrum
As I was applying for summer internships this past spring, I had a lot of difficulty determining what...
Sample Interview Questions Employers Ask
One of the hardest parts of finding a job is the interview process, according to our 2016 student insight...
Kamala Harris, the Huntress: Focused, Fearless and Fully in Her Power
In Wendy Weiner’s 2005 play, Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Happy Ending, Hillary Clinton is seen...
The Open Plan Office is Here to Stay: Tips to Survive and Thrive
Office cubicles have been around for decades. Some with higher walls, and some lower, the cubicle affords businesses...
3 Economic Principles You Can Apply to Your Life
Time to rewind back to Economics 101. The beautiful topic of Economics is based on the principal of...
How to Become a CRNA: Education, Skills, and Opportunities
For aspiring certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs), there’s some good news: U.S. News & World Report finds that...