In this week's edition of Well,This Happened, the series that lets you become a career coach, we addressed James' tough situation.
James was caught off guard during a department heads meeting when he was asked to present. He wasn't prepared but did so anyway and bombed the presentation because of this. James is now wondering what he should do to address this situation.
If you've watched the show "Schitt's Creek," you know the story of the Rose family's fall from grace.
The show hilariously follows the once well-off family as they navigate a new life in the small town of Schitt's Creek. The family learns a lot of life lessons along the way. They also learn a lot about navigating new careers.
Whether it's dealing with a job loss, struggling with a low-paying job, or other unanticipated life events, we all find ourselves in situations from time to time where we need to pinch pennies to get by.
There are challenges to living a frugal lifestyle but, with proper planning, it can be done with little to no disruption. Here are some simple and practical ways to save money:
Unless you've been really lucky, you've probably discovered this simple fact about the job search process: It's not easy.
The process is littered with ups and downs, small victories, and brutal defeats. By the time you achieve the ultimate victory — earning your dream job — you're probably ready for a nap.
After a long day at work, sometimes all you want to do is sit on the couch, eat a bag of chips, and zone out watching television. The thought of attending a networking event seems so daunting. Not only do you have to give up free time, but you also may have to talk with strangers.
With this type of mindset, it's easy to see why so many people are apprehensive about the concept of networking. However, when you avoid networking, you miss out on so many great opportunities.
