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People Who Have "Too Many Interests" Are More Likely To Be Successful According To Research
The warning against being a generalist has persisted for hundreds of years in dozens of languages. “Equipped with …
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Marty Nemko
Do What You Love and Starve?
If you are a star—very bright, talented, motivated, and personable and you have a passion, even if it’s in a …
CareerTalentWorks
The Science of The Job Search, Part III: 61% of "Entry-Level" Jobs Require 3+ Years of Experience
The job search can feel like one big Catch-22: “How the hell am I supposed to get experience if I can’t get a job …
CareerHacker News
Have you successfully done a career do-over, and how did you do it?
I’m not talking about switching professions at some point in your life. More specifically, doing your career over again …
CareerThe New York Times
Quit Social Media. Your Career May Depend on It.
I’m a millennial computer scientist who also writes books and runs a blog. Demographically speaking I should be a heavy …
CareerHacker News
How do I explain a resume gap after taking a sabbatical?
I’ve been off work for a year, and been doing minor projects/freelancing for some small companies as I backpack and …
CareerHacker News
How does a great resume look like? What are the best tools to make one?
I want to find good clients, or work remotely for a startup, and to do that I need to make a resume(or CV?). So I wanted to …
CareerQuartz
The career of the future looks more like a portfolio than a path
Being a portfolioist goes beyond freelancing, though some portfolioists may also be self-employed. It’s not about …
CareerHacker Noon
Craftsmanship—The Alternative to the Four Hour Work Week Mindset
To be successful over the course of a career requires the application and accumulation of expertise. This assumes that for …
CareerThis Programming Life
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Job Hunt
This is a story about finding a job as a senior software engineer in Toronto - with a twist: just having moved there from …
CareerHarvard Business Review
How to Highlight Your Talents in a Job Interview Without Showing Off
So what should you do if you are interested in communicating your talents to others without coming across as a show-off or as …
CareerQuora
Should you accept an offer of either tea or coffee in a serious meeting or a job interview?
It depends.
Career WorkHacker News
Has working remotely harmed your career growth?
There’s a lot of talk about remote work nowadays. But has the lack of being able to be with co-workers harmed your …
Career Remote WorkBlair Reeves
Learn to sell
Here’s my pitch: go do a stint in Sales. If I were early in my career and looking to boost my long-term trajectory, I …
CareerHacker Noon
Are you built to be an employee?
I’ve found that many people work to live, rather than live to work. If you really want to live, you’ll need to …
CareerHacker News
Are Glassdoor reviews a reliable indicator of a company's culture?
Is Glassdoor reliable, and if not, are there any reliable alternatives?
CareerThe New York Times
Good News for Young Strivers: Networking Is Overrated
If the very thought of networking makes you throw up in your mouth, you’re not alone. Networking makes us feel dirty — …
Career Work80,000 Hours
These skills make you most employable. Coding isn't one – can that be right?
People assume that advancing technology means that coding and other STEM skills will be most valuable in the future. But our …
CareerBloomberg
People Start Hating Their Jobs at Age 35
“There comes a time when either you haven’t achieved success, work has burned you out, or lived experience tells …
CareerThe New Yorker
Now Hiring: Not You
Bryerson Global, the world’s leading employer of people in your chosen field, is seeking candidates with your exact …
CareerAeon
The quitting economy
When employees are treated as short-term assets, they reinvent themselves as marketable goods, always ready to quit.
CareerQuartz
I engineered my career to give me the adventurous life I always wanted
I began to realize I had been asking myself the wrong questions for most of my life. Like many people I know, I always …
CareerBBC
The downside of limitless career options
Many are still figuring out how to deal with the exhausting amount of opportunities that go with navigating this less …
CareerGroove Blog
Friday Q&A: The Most Important Interview Question To Ask Remote Candidates
I love to ask: “what does your work setup look like?” As a remote team, we need to hire not just great …
Career Remote WorkHarvard Business Review
A Scorecard to Help You Compare Two Jobs
You have a big career decision to make. Maybe you’ve been offered an exciting new opportunity — on the other side of …
CareerGrowthLab
The realist's guide to being an online entrepreneur
If someone tells you that you can build a “six-figure business” with minimal investment, they are lying to you. …
Career80,000 Hours
All the evidence-based advice we found on how to be successful in any job
At 80,000 Hours, we’ve found that there are a number of evidence-backed steps that anyone can take to become more …
CareerCustomer Loyalty Blog
How to Knock Your Virtual Job Interview Out of the Park
Remote interviews are especially daunting, since you’re trying to connect with the interviewers while dealing with the …
Career Remote WorkThe New York Times
The Utter Uselessness of Job Interviews
Research that my colleagues and I have conducted shows that the problem with interviews is worse than irrelevance: They can …
CareerThe New York Times
Thanks for Submitting Your Résumé to This Black Hole
Hey Brad! So sorry about that, looks like my dog sent you an email ha-ha! It’s “Take Your Dog to Work Day” …
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