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Best Jobs and Careers for Introverts
Nearly 40% of American adults surveyed by YouGov said they identify as introverts. The same percentage of respondents said they think extroverts have an advantage in the workplace. The truth is that introverts succeed just as often as extroverts in the working world by leveraging their strengths in the right roles, with some outperforming extroverts…
The Do’s and Don’ts of Working Interviews
Working interviews give employers a fantastic opportunity to see if candidates truly possess the skill sets they claim to have gained through previous work experience. Rather than sit-down sessions where job seekers respond to interview questions, working job interviews give candidates tasks or projects to complete. This allows hiring managers to observe hard and…
Why Your Job Description Might Turn Off Top Talent (and How to Fix It)
Hiring managers – let’s face it. Most job descriptions aren’t written to inspire. Too often, they read like policy documents or checklists – dense, lifeless, and full of buzzwords. This is a key component of your hiring process, and in today’s job market, where top talent has options, a job description can be the difference…
Work From Home? Here’s Why ‘Getting Ready’ Still Matters.
In a world where remote work is not just a trend but a reality for so many professionals, it’s easy to fall into a rhythm where the boundaries blur between personal life and professional life. Millions of remote workers experienced this during the pandemic and many still do. Case in point: Since the ‘commute’ to…
How Social Media Can Impact Your Job Hunt
In 2025, your social media presence plays a far greater role than simply showcasing vacation photos or keeping up with friends; it’s an extension of your professional identity. Whether you’re actively applying for new jobs or simply considering your next career move, it’s important to know that hiring managers will often take a look at…
