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Tag Archives: Career
My Diploma Cost Me How Much?!
For those of us graduating college in May, the real world is quickly creeping up on us. Last week I attended a required seminar regarding one of the things I’m dreading most about post-graduate life: loans. Throughout the presentation the … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged Bachelors Degree, Career, college, Deferment, degree, Diploma, finances, Forbearance, graduation, Job, job searching, loans, Pay off loans, real world, Undergrad
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Avoiding “Sick Time” This Winter
There are a couple things I’ve learned since working in health care communications: How to put things into perspective. No matter how urgent a piece of communication may seem, I have to remember I’m not the nurse, doctor or surgeon … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Fitness, Uncategorized
Tagged Boston, Career, cubicle, disinfect, fight the flu, flu, health, hospitals, office, remedies, sanitize, sick, sick time, vaccine, work
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A Commuter’s Guide to Survival
For some, the only obstacle to getting to work on time is whether or not there’s a little bit traffic. That used to be me. Most recently, I traded my 10-minute drive for an almost hour and a half commute. … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged Book, Bus, Career, commute, commuter, commuter's survival guide, commuting to work, kindle, money, nook, phone, public transportation, real world, smartphone, subway, train
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You Got the Job…Now It’s Time for an Apartment
Remember when you were moving into college and you got to buy the decorations for your dorm? I don’t know about you, but I was so excited to fill my dorm with bright colors, vibrant patterns, pictures of friends and … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged Career, chandelier, craigs list, desk, first apartment, grown-up, home furnishings, home goods, ikea, Marshall's, organize, real world, Target, thirty-one, utility tote, west elm
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Embracing Change in Your Career
As twenty-somethings, our lives are constantly changing. Most of us can probably agree that life is anything but predictable. Embracing the fear of the unknown? Never easy. Think about it… “I’m happy being single.” Find a boyfriend? “I’m in love.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Career, career path, Change, Entry-Level, fear, fearing the unknown, job change, job security, jobs, opportunity, promotion
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When Should College Seniors Start Looking for Jobs?
Being a college senior with this ruthless job market isn’t exactly promising for someone who’s looking for a job and for those who will be looking for a job before long. I’ve talked to college advisers, different professors, friends, recent … Continue reading
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Tagged Career, careerbuilder.com, college graduate, college graduation, degree, indeed.com, Job, job hunting, job market, job searching
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Wanted: A Job
Remember when you were in like, elementary school and people would always tell you to “never give up.” Now, I’m not completely sure what exactly it was that we weren’t supposed to give up on (maybe it was our multiplication … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged Career, career builder, Cover Letter, employment, Entry-Level, graduation, indeed.com, Job, job hunt, job search, LinkedIn, monster.com, motivation, never give up, Resume, underemployed, unemployment
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First to arrive… Last one to leave
Watching the sun set from your office window isn’t exactly ideal, especially during the last few weeks of summer. There’s probably about a million different things you’d rather do than slave away at your desk or cubicle. However, in light … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged boss, Career, computer, cubicle, desk, first to arrive, food, Job, last one to leave, Pandora, work load, working late
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Dressing for the Job: Interviews
Soon-to-be college seniors, recent grads, and unemployed twenty-somethings are all hoping for the same thing: To be asked for an interview! It’s not an offer just yet, but it’s certainly a step in the right direction. It’s no secret that … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Fashion
Tagged Career, dress, Entry-Level, fashion, heels, interview, interviews, jobs, professional, professional attire, suits, what to wear for an interview, work, working world
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Moving Out, Moving In… Where?
There are few things worse than trying to find a job in this economy. Finally landing a job is a HUGE relief… But what’s next? Well, if you’re moving to a new location, the stress and frustrations of life post-grad aren’t over just … Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged affordable, affordable housing, apartment, apartment hunting, budget, Career, cheap, Entry-Level, graduation, landlords, post grad, professional, rent, roommates, salary
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