As a young professional, free employee lunch could be the key benefit to accepting a job offer. Anything that makes it easier to eat while managing living expenses and student loans is a huge perk. But does free always really mean free? Read my latest blog to consider the benefits of your workplace perks.

What can you do when you discover that what you thought was your chosen field just isn’t the right fit? You poured so much time, effort, and money into learning these skills, and the feeling that it was all wasted is overwhelming. First and foremost, don’t despair. While transitioning into something new may come with costs, you are most definitely not back at square one.

The key to writing an effective cover letter is convincing the reader that you are uniquely qualified to meet their needs. When you highlight your experience and accomplishments, do so with pride. Don’t be afraid to share how you contributed to the success of an organization.

If you’re intrigued by the idea of study abroad, but you’re not quite sure it will work with your personality, finances, or academic goals, other options are available. A study away program is an off-campus semester in the United States. A short term or summer abroad program still takes you out of the country, but not for a full academic semester.

Learning how to network is a crucial career skill, and the relationships you build through networking can open more doors than you ever imagined.

As a Certified Professional Résumé Writer and College/Career Strategist, I think LinkedIn is THE tool for job seekers and those who take a proactive approach to their career growth. Here are the top four ways to use LinkedIn to advance your career success.

Exploring potential career options can be daunting. There are so many different industries and types of jobs, it’s hard to figure out where to even start looking. My latest blog post provides several resources that are great for researching almost every occupation imaginable. Read more for some ideas on how to start identifying your ideal career path.

Every successful CEO knows that marketing is key to creating the company’s brand. Think of LinkedIn as the place where you can market yourself as the perfect candidate for the career you want. Follow these tips to project the right professional image.

When is the last time you failed at something? Did you try something similar again? How did it turn out? Have you ever allowed fear of failure to prevent you from something? I get it; I really do.

Remote job interviews were a common occurrence long before 2020. In fact, they may be one of the few things that companies didn’t have to scramble to manage in the new way of doing business. Learn four tips to master your next virtual interview.

The first few months after college graduation are a bit surreal for most young adults. A life that was filled with structure, after school time commitments, and due dates is suddenly full of free time. Now that it’s fall and the social calendar is slowing down, you may find yourself wondering what to do when you’re not at work.

College and Career Strategist, Linda J. Hollenback, MSEd, CPRW shares four tips to boost confidence and channel nerves into powerful creative energy that propels your success during interviews, important meetings, or presentations.