Mid-year reset is upon us. Less than 6 months left until December. Gulp. I know I am not alone in setting goals in January and now it’s July. Wondering if I can still achieve any of the goals I wanted to this year. Studies show that by July, only about 5% of people are still… Continue Reading Mid-year reset: how to revisit your goals and rebuild your momentum
TEEN SUMMER JOB MARKET The teen summer job seems to be a thing of the past this year. Teenagers are not working this summer. That’s according to recent news reports. Amongst 16 to 19 year olds, the unemployment rate is 14.7%. Just last year, the unemployment rate was lower – 13.4%. The teen summer unemployment… Continue Reading Teen summer jobs: 3 tips to find work
Summer job searching seems to be the last thing on people’s minds amidst the warm weather and fun in the sun. It often gets a bad reputation among job seekers. Many people assume hiring slows down, decision-makers are on vacation, and it’s better to wait until fall to begin a job search. The reality? Summer… Continue Reading 5 Summer Job Search Mistakes to Avoid
A familiar struggle 5.7% of recent grads are unemployed. They are competing with experienced workers in an already tight job market. Few companies are hiring and firing, which leaves little room for opportunities for new graduates. Young people are facing a bad job market at a time of high rents and a crisis of affordability.… Continue Reading Recent grads: do this to get a job
The year is almost halfway over. The sun is shining, flowers are blooming and birds are chirping. You’ve probably heard about spring cleaning your home. Did you know that spring is also the perfect time to spruce up your job search? It’s true! The second quarter (April, May and June) is often peak hiring season… Continue Reading Spring clean your job search: 3 ways to refresh your search
Have you ever wondered if you need to unplug from your smartphone? Take a look at your most recent screentime report. Late in 2025, I was shocked to see the number. I spent an average of 8 hours on my phone! We spend an average of 4 hours and 39 minutes on our devices. Pre-pandemic,… Continue Reading Digital detox: 3 steps to unplug and get more sleep
Supporting Employees on Rare Disease Day and Beyond Rare diseases affect millions of people worldwide, yet understanding and managing them in the workplace can be challenging. With Rare Disease Day observed annually on the last day of February, it’s important to raise awareness and support those living with rare conditions. Why should organizations show support?… Continue Reading 3 Effective Ways to SUPPORT Rare Disease at Work
Imagine if you took three day weekends more often beyond the 8 long weekends for federal holidays. Most Americans think it’s impossible. We’re programmed with the “Puritan work ethic” to work long hours and take few vacations. We don’t believe working less days can increase productivity. However, after our President’s Day off today, this is… Continue Reading 3 Ways Three-Day Weekends Boost Productivity and Well-being
SEARCHING FOR A JOB OR SEARCHING FOR LOVE ONLINE – iT’S ALL THE SAME Valentine’s Day season is filled with hearts, chocolate, and conversations about love. But if you’re currently job searching, you might be noticing an unexpected parallel: finding a job today feels a lot like online dating. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is it… Continue Reading Swipe Right on Your Career: How Job Searching Mirrors Dating
Supporting Women to Thrive in Healthy Work Environments When we think about heart health, we often picture exercise and diet, but did you know your workplace can play a major role in how well your heart functions? For women, heart disease remains the leading cause of death, and both job search stress and everyday workplace… Continue Reading Go Red: Empowering Women’s Heart Health at Work
