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This pandemic has likely changed a lot of things in our world, including the processes behind how employers will likely be engaging and continuing to engage in hiring practices. Let’s do a quick review of some great strategies to help you reach the finish line to success: Set a schedule: Even though employers may be working creative or longer hours than normal, it’s still important for you to disconnect from job searching so you can

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused disruptions in all areas of our lives. From employment, to school, to community activities, routines have completely changed. Adjusting may require some creativity to stay motivated and healthy. 1. Alive time vs. dead time Author Robert Greene has written of two concepts of using time. ‘Dead’ time is being in a state of passivity, waiting for things happen to you. ‘Alive’ time is when you feel in control, learning, improving

We know that during the pandemic many employers moved the recruitment process online, and that even after public health restrictions are lifted, work-from-home options may continue to be available. While there are pros and cons to remote work, here are some ideas to increase your comfort level and productivity within this new reality. These tips can also create good habits for job searching and may even support jumping into a new job that much faster.

Being employed can provide a sense of purpose and satisfaction. However, work environments that may not always be positive can impact our mental health, performance, and wellbeing. It is important to determine what we can do to take care of ourselves at, and outside of work. Workplace stress can come in many forms, whether it is deadlines, production counts, piecework demands or workplace culture. However, if stress becomes too intense or is drawn out over