If you are angry over mistreatment at work, watch your step. Reacting impulsively, such as sending out job applications while in a rage, will backfire. “Rage applying,” in case you don’t know, is an activity taken by those frustrated with their current positions. Ragers turn to submitting rapid-fire applications as a way to vent erupting anger over grievances or insults.…
The surge in the cost of living is deeply impacting both workers and businesses, as the escalating prices of vital commodities and services add to financial strain and psychological stress. A substantial 47 percent of UK employees revealed they have minimal to zero savings remaining by the close of each…
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Imagine sifting through a mountain of job postings, each with different titles and qualifications. You keep fine-tuning your résumé, rewriting cover letters, and uploading documents to countless online portals—often with little success. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. With competition at every corner, it can feel overwhelming to stand…
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my employees can’t move on after I yelled at them, boss found out I’ve been hiding mistakes, and more — Ask a Manager my employees can’t move on after I yelled at them, boss found out I’ve been hiding mistakes, and more — Ask a Manager…
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A career resolution is exactly what it sounds like: a resolution for your career intended to help you grow into a better professional. At Work It DAILY, we believe that you need to work on your career every day (yes, you do, in fact, need to “work it daily”). So,…
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The hunt for top creative specialists is fierce. The market is overflowing, demands are constantly shifting, and truly unique skill sets are rare. But don’t worry! This guide offers recruiters actionable strategies to attract and retain exceptional creative talent. Think Beyond the Traditional Sometimes, the best hires come from unexpected…
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Saving seems like an impossible hurdle when you’re struggling to make ends meet and have to search for quarters under the couch to pay your electric bill. I get it (I write for a living, after all—I’m not driving a Lamborghini). However, finding ways to build your savings and even…
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mavo / Shutterstock.com Do you always seem to juggle about four different tasks between 2 and 3 p.m.? Or, perhaps you have a commute that isn’t dreadful except for rush hour, and then it’s positively hideous! Have you thought about how lovely it would be if you could begin work…
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I grew up in the shadow of Disneyland*. My cousins and friends and I would visit frequently, because I was fortunate enough to have access to free tickets. Disneyland is part of many childhood and family memories. Growing older, I began to see a trip to Disneyland as a metaphor…
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It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. People are bouncing on yoga balls during Zoom calls I’m at an all-remote company. Zooms are our go-to. In the Zooms I organize, I prefer videos off and most people know that. (So I don’t have to do my hair…
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Are you one of the six out of 10 Americans who, according to Inc. Magazine, wants a new job in 2025? If so, do you have the tools to make that dream a reality? As a career coaching veteran with 20+ years of experience, I’ve helped thousands of professionals land…
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When there are credit card payments, student loan payments, rent, mortgage, car payments, utilities, groceries, …, and the good ‘ole gym membership competing for those precious budget dollars, it can be so easy to ignore savings. In this post, I’ll show you why it’s vital to save monthly. How will…
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