Career advice, who should I listen to?
Who is the most reliable career consultant when it comes to career choices? Your parents, partner, teacher? We get a lot of solicited and unsolicited advice on what job to …
Find people who can share their career stories.
When exploring what career direction we’d like to take, we often under-estimate the importance of meeting people who do the job or studies we consider. Many of us choose our …
Top 3 things to get yourself a job
What’s needed to make you stand out? How to get on top of the stack? We browsed the best advice books and blogs and found these three key points of …
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before College
We have all heard that phrase: hindsight is 20/20. While that is true for most things, it’s especially true when it comes to what we wished we knew before going …
The daunting reality of career choice. 50% of us choose wrong.
This is a worldwide reality. A Gallup report confirms that about 50% of people are looking for another job. And younger generations care a lot about their jobs, more than …
Pain and reflection will bring career progress
Pain: human’s best friend. Not many would agree with this hypothesis. It’s simply easier not to. And who could blame us? Not a single soul, not even a clinical masochist, …
Jobs without degrees are on the rise.
College as we know it is about to disappear. The mindset of most young people is still that college is the natural way to go. But it has started to change. …
Einstein’s accidents
How your personal story can lead to a breakthrough. Sometimes developing one’s career seems like a daunting task. And when we compare ourselves to others, it seems like so many people …
6 Tips for Identifying Your Passion: Paving the Way to Dream Careers
Learn six actionable tips to help you identify your passion and pave the way to your dream careers. Dare to dream big.
Gap year, how do I know if it’s right for me?
There’s an increasing interest in taking a gap year after high school or college. While still small (about 1.5% of first time college freshmen do it), the number is growing …