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The rise of AI: jobs that will ALWAYS be in demand
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, more and more concerns arise about job displacement. However, various jobs require uniquely human skills that AI can’t replicate.
Employers, you have everything to gain from supporting women at work!
Working conditions for women have improved over the years. Still, it’s in every employer’s best interest to continue making efforts to support women within their organization.
How to resign while remaining on good terms with your employer
People resign for all sorts of reasons. They may feel unmotivated in the work or unhappy with their salary. They may be experiencing conflicts with colleagues.
5 things to consider when hiring your first employee
Has your business grown to the point where cloning yourself feels like the only solution to meet customer demand? It’s time to hire your first employee!
Being friends with your boss: 4 things to consider
Starting a friendship with your boss can be rewarding, but you must navigate this dynamic carefully. Here are four important points to keep in mind.
How can you take a training course when your schedule is already full?
Are you juggling multiple responsibilities, like work, childcare and hobbies? Do you want to take a training course to further your career?
3 smart tips to manage student employees—and make them want to stay!
Are you about to hire students for your company? If you want them to become motivated employees who stay with the team for the long run…
Recruitment: 5 common mistakes to avoid at all costs
Are you in charge of hiring new staff at your company? Beware of these five mistakes employers often make during the recruitment process.
Find fulfillment at work: expert tips
Working isn’t just about earning a salary; it’s also an opportunity to develop your skills, take on new challenges and make meaningful connections.
Spot red flags in a job listing before you apply
When you browse online job listings, an awareness of potential red flags can save you precious time and may even protect you from scammers.
20 job ideas for shy or introverted people
Does the thought of social interaction make you feel exhausted or terrified? Prefer to work alone? Most jobs require some degree of communication…
Interested in working in a commercial kitchen?
The food service industry offers a variety of work environments, including restaurant kitchens, hotel kitchens, reception halls, school kitchens and hospital kitchens.
The health effects of working irregular hours: 5 preventive measures
Do you have—or are you planning to have—a job that doesn’t conform to the traditional 9 to 5 schedule? Working irregular hours can lead to various health problems.
Taking a sabbatical requires solid financial planning
Do you feel the need to take a professional break to recharge your batteries or pursue a passion project? A sabbatical might just be the answer.
Say yes to recruiting an atypical profile for your company
Are you looking to fill a position in your business but having trouble finding the right candidate? You might want to consider expanding your search and bringing in someone…
Want to score a promotion? Write a convincing request!
Do you put in the effort at work and believe you deserve a promotion? Are you wondering how to make a convincing case to your employer?
The impact of ERGs on employee engagement and retention
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are voluntary, employee-led groups within a company that connect individuals based on shared characteristics, interests or experiences.
5 effective communication and conflict resolution skills
Strong communication and conflict resolution skills are essential for success in any workplace. They allow you to build positive relationships, navigate disagreements and achieve common goals.
Why employee volunteer programs are good for business
Employee volunteer programs aren’t just feel-good initiatives, they’re a strategic investment in your company’s success.
6 Strategies for Navigating Office Politics
Navigating office politics requires finesse, strategic thinking and effective communication skills. Here are six strategies to help you get recognized and rewarded…