How to Work From Home During the Coronavirus Outbreak
While the number of people working from home has tripled in the past 15 years, it’s grown leaps and bounds in the […]
Author: April Garner
Why Your Company Should Consider an Open Leave Policy
No Vacation Nation The United States has been dubbed “No Vacation Nation” because we have no guaranteed paid leave written into our laws, […]
Top Careers for the Coming Decade
Thinking of making a career change or maybe tweaking your current one a bit? Maybe you’re considering going back to school or […]
Getting Things Done ~ How to Cope With Tasks You Hate
I have never liked calling people on the phone. So, imagine my chagrin when I found myself in an occupation that required an […]
5 Reasons to Keep Up Your Job Search Over the Holidays
It’s easy to decide to pause your job search over the holiday season. You’re busy, you could use a break from it, […]
When You Didn’t Get the Job: How to Turn Rejection to Your Advantage
Rejection is never fun, whether we’re talking love or careers. But it’s a necessary part of the process at some point in […]
Saying “No” – Setting Boundaries at Work
When your boss approaches you and asks you to take on an additional project, your first inclination might be to say “yes.” […]
Don’t Feed the Stress — How a Stressful Day Can Make You More Productive
Stress. We talk about it a lot, usually as a negative thing. Too much stress, or the wrong kind, definitely hurts our […]
Paid Time Off, Sabbaticals and Floating Holidays
The Changing Landscape of Vacation and Sick Leave Paid Time Off (PTO) Whether you’re an employee or employer, you may have noticed […]
Summer, Kids and Working from Home
If you have kids, you’re counting down the days until summer break. The kids themselves are undoubtedly excited about sleeping late and keeping […]