Career Advice

How to Make Sure You're Rehireable When You Leave a job

All employers have to complete termination paperwork when an employee leaves a job. They have to write down the reason for the employee's termination as well as whether that employee is rehireable or not. A "no rehire" status means that you can never again work for the employer again or any other company affiliated with that employer. You never know when you might need an employer again. Therefore, we advise you to make sure that you're rehireable when you depart. These are three tips that will help you achieve that.

Can I Make Money With Just an Associate's Degree?

When planning out your career path, there is obviously going to be the question of, "How much money, can I make?" If you are not planning on a four-year degree route, you might be concerned about whether or not you really can make money with just an associate's degree. Keep reading to learn more about your earning potential with this educational route.

3 Companies That Respect Their Female Employees

Being a woman in the workplace has its challenges. These challenges, however, have inspired many women to work harder and obtain a cutting edge in their respective fields as well as advocating for better working conditions and policies. Many companies are paying attention and as a result, they are creating better workplace standards and policies to help support women in their workplace. Keep reading to learn about 3 companies in particular that show respect and forward-thinking toward their female employees.

Why More People Are Skipping College and Heading Into Blue Collar Jobs

In the past few decades, schools have made a push to encourage students, all students, to continue their education with a college degree. Although few would ever see this as a bad thing, it has backfired in some ways over the years. As more and more blue-collar jobs go unfulfilled, today's young people are noticing that the wages for those types of jobs are on the rise.

3 Skills You Must Have to Succeed at Working From Home

If you have been recently moved to a remote work situation, or you are hoping to start working remotely from home, there are a few skills which are vital to your long term success. Working from home is an entirely different situation than working from a designated work location. Understanding the difference and the necessary skills needed will make all of the difference in the world.