Are you worried that you don’t have the skills required to land your dream job? Do you feel like your current skill set is outdated and irrelevant in today’s job market? With the rapid pace of technological advancement and changing industry demands, it’s no wonder that many job seekers struggle to keep up.
Employers want to hire candidates who have the skills they need to do the job. By taking action to develop your skills, you’ll be setting yourself up for success in today’s job market.
By Joni Sweet In a tough job market, everyone’s looking for a way to make their resume stand out from the competition. That might mean learning new software, earning a professional certificate, asking previous employers for letters of recommendation, or other tried-and-true techniques. Or, it could mean something way out …
Remote work has grown exponentially over the past few years. Not only was remote work booming before the pandemic, but the last two years of working from home have shown that remote work is productive and cost-effective. With the increase in technology and desire to work remotely, it’s estimated that …
Who doesn’t want an easy job that pays well and is not overly stressful? It is a dream to find a job we love without being overworked. There are many options out there, and some of the easiest high-paying jobs don’t require much education or experience. If you are looking …
Traveling is typically high on the list of desired things to do for most people. Not only does traveling allow us to make memories, gain experiences, and rest and recharge, but it can also benefit your career. Traveling can teach you many great skills applicable to everyday life, including job …
Throughout your day, you interact with many people, especially at work. Now that our work has become a combination of remote and in-person, it’s essential that you have the proper verbal communication skills to be productive, help boost efficiency levels within the company, and help others succeed. It’s not just what you …
Interpersonal skills are essential in our lives, but how many people think about their importance to the success of their careers? We depend on our interpersonal skills like effective speaking, active listening, respect, flexibility, and patience when interacting and creating connections. But interpersonal skills encompass a lot more than just …
You might be polishing up your resume or just reviewing your own skillsets and how they relate to your current position, but knowing where your strengths (and weaknesses) lie is valuable knowledge. While most of us can rattle off what we can do within our job titles, understanding our abilities …