There are some great reasons for women to enter non-traditional fields and challenge the status quo. With many skilled tradespeople retiring faster than new workers are being trained to replace them, fields like HVAC, welding, and electrical maintenance need qualified women and men to fill job openings. These careers offer women opportunities to make higher […]

With graduation season nearly upon us, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2016’s Best & Worst Entry-Level Jobs Taking stock of the first-timer employment landscape, WalletHub’s analysts compared 109 different types of entry-level positions based on 11 key metrics. Their data set ranges from “median starting salary” to “projected job growth by

We’ve all been there.  About to walk into an interview, sweaty palms, thinking “I hope I don’t screw this up!”  You have three printed copies of your resume (by the way…this is interview etiquette we should all practice!) and the conversation begins.  Then, the interviewer asks the question: What are your strengths?  You go absolutely

Once you’ve graduated from college, the only question you have in mind is “What’s next?” That was my case, too; and I couldn’t find any option better than applying for some exciting internship that would help me get practical skills and build relations, necessary for finding my dream job. Living in the digital era, graduates

Are you getting ready to apply for some jobs? Do you have a good idea of the kind of job you are looking for? Once you’ve decided where to apply, it’s time to fine-tune your resume and cover letter so they will be application ready. These tips and tools will help you have the best

Welcome to the real world. If you played your cards correctly, you’ve been preparing to start a new job since graduation day wrapped up in December, or maybe you’re on the spring swing and are fine tuning your post grad routine ahead of the game, so you can hit the job search running. Either way,