As COVID-19 numbers continue to rise, many Americans have made the difficult decision to celebrate the holidays with their loved ones virtually rather than in-person. Although this situation certainly isn’t ideal, here’s a few ways to stay connected to your loved ones during this unprecedented time.
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Finding a new nursing job can seem a bit overwhelming, especially amongst the COVID-19 pandemic when the demand for nurses is at its highest. From getting constant job offers, searching on your own through job postings, creating custom resumes and preparing for interviews, the mere thought of putting yourself out there can feel simultaneously exhausting and overwhelming.
You need a job right now. Whether you were laid off, fired, or ready for a change, you need to return to the workforce immediately, it’s crunch time.
Thankfully, if you’re willing to put in the effort, it’s possible to get hired quickly. Follow these tips to land a great new job.
Right now, times are uncertain, stressful and even a bit frightening. The COVID-19 outbreak has not only caused a health crisis but an economic crisis as well. In a matter of days, millions of people found themselves suddenly out of work. Millions more are weeks or even days away from losing their jobs, and millions more still are left uncertain about whether their companies will last through this crisis.
While the numbers are bleak and you are probably anxious, there is good news. Companies all across the country are hiring right now and many companies still have long-term plans to hire throughout the year. That means that the best thing for you to do right now is to continue your job search, despite your anxiety. Follow these tips to keep your job search on track through COVID-19.
COVID-19 is currently affecting many regions across the US. We sympathize with the families and patients who have been affected by this virus. To the best of our ability, our business continues as normal. We understand that in this time of pandemic, the future may seem uncertain in your business, and day to day operations may no longer be the same.
Your boss has a huge influence on your work life, so having a bad one can present significant challenges. Unfortunately, this is your current situation, so you’re trying to find positive ways to handle them.
If things get too bad, you’ll likely quit, but you’re hoping it doesn’t come to that. Here are a few tips to help you properly deal with a bad boss.
The new year has arrived, and you have big plans for it. You know you want to make major career strides in 2020, but you’re not quite sure what that involves.
Taking the time to make well-planned career moves is a must because you don’t want to end up somewhere that doesn’t make you happy. Here’s some advice to help you create a plan of action that will guide you to a place of success by the year’s end.
The chilliest season of the year has arrived. Cold temperatures make the indoors extra cozy, but working outside can be a challenge.
If much — or all — of your job involves being outdoors when it’s seriously cold outside, it’s important to take extra precautions to stay safe and healthy. Here’s some advice to help you get through the next few months without a hitch.
You wouldn’t dream of lying on your resume, but unfortunately, everyone doesn’t share this sentiment. When filling an open position on your team, it’s important to review resumes with a sharp eye, because there’s a good chance there’s a least a few dishonest candidates in the mix.
In fact, 75% of human resource managers have caught a lie on a resume, according to CareerBuilder. Given these odds, it’s important to know red flags to look for and how to catch a liar in the act.
You’ve just landed a new job, and you’re excited about it. Unfortunately, the timing isn’t the best. You want to take a vacation, and you’re nervous about asking your new boss for a few days off.
This makes sense, as you want to make a great impression, but this isn’t as big of a deal as you think. Here are a few tips to help you get that well-deserved vacation.
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