By Lydia Dishman
Microsoft wants to help 25 million people around the world get better jobs by the end of this year. And by better, it means most in-demand now and post-pandemic.
Continue reading Microsoft says you will need these skills after COVID, and it wants to help you get certified
As businesses prepare to open their doors again, the hiring process has begun. Nearly forty million Americans lost their jobs from the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which means that many of those people will be searching for work Continue reading Job Interviews are Going Virtual, Here’s What You Need to Know
A study of global online traffic shows the whole world is staying logged on later at night and enjoying a lie in before starting work in the morning. Continue reading Virus lockdown creates a world of night owls
Want to learn to code? Put down the math book. Practice those communication skills instead. Continue reading Not a ‘Math Person’? —You may be better at learning to code than you think
Traditional job fairs can be a drag, requiring your recruiters to travel, set up an expensive display, and stay on top of their game when they’re tired and maybe even a bit overwhelmed Continue reading 7 Reasons to Participate in a Virtual Job Fair
Most advice about how to make working from home actually work focuses on the practical: The right office space. The right desk. The ergonomically perfect chair Continue reading Working from Home? Here Are Some Tips
Being away from your employees can create its own challenges when you work remotely. It can be difficult to gauge how employees are doing and what they are getting accomplished Continue reading A Remote Manager’s Guide to Successful Teams
Career websites across the internet claim that opening your cover letter with “To Whom It May Concern” can sink your job prospects. But does it actually matter at all? We interviewed over 1,000 hiring managers to find out the answer. Continue reading Is “To Whom It May Concern” Acceptable on a Cover Letter?
She dreamed of becoming a librarian. As a child, Natalie Boden would spend hours organizing books on her shelves. She even developed her own card catalog filing system. The Honduran native today is the founder and President of BODEN Continue reading How One Latina Entrepreneur Founded An Award-Winning, Female-Led PR Company
As a result of the coronavirus, the workplace will never be the same. Even the word “workplace” suddenly seems obsolete, as the physical location in which we now work has merged with the places in which we eat, sleep, learn, exercise, and play. Continue reading 5 changes to expect in the workplace after COVID-19
