Job hopping, or the act of consistently leaving numerous jobs after short periods of time, is typically frowned upon in the working sphere. If a hiring manager or recruiter notices that a candidate is a “job hopper,” they take it as a sign that he or she is either pursuing the wrong career, or has a poor decision-making process when it comes to finding employment.  It can reflect a lack of commitment, staying power and seeing things through to the end.

But there are other factors that…

Maintaining good body language in a job interview is so crucial to landing that all important job.  You’ve got your two-minute speech down, 2 minute speech, you’ve rehearsed your responses to the typical questions; now you’ve just gotta work on your body language. Good body language is incredibly important in all walks of life—not just in a job interview! You have to know how to walk that thin line between confident and…

Job interviews can be stressful enough, but what about interviews that require you to travel? This is a whole different ball game. Traveling to meet with an employer is not a vacation, and you don’t want to pack on any extra stress in addition to your interview. The trick is to be prepared for the interview, and not have to worry about the travel portion at all. Traveling is stressful enough, but you don’t want to stress over traveling AND the interview. There are a few organizational things…

E-mail etiquette is very important in the working space. A modicum of straight-laced, formal writing is required when you are drafting up an email, especially in your emails to your BOSS. Communicating via email to your boss should be...Emails to your boss…

There aren’t many experiences out there that are more nerve-racking than the lead-up to a job interview. In that time, we tend to make our biggest mistakes as we are feeling our most anxious. Fear not. Here is a quick guide that outlines the biggest job application mistakes to avoid making when you are preparing for your interview....More...…