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TO GET NOTICED, BE POLITE
Regardless of where you are on your career path, these tips from Forbes for standing out apply. If you are appreciative and polite, you’re tracking ahead of the pack.
BE A STAR IN YOUR NEXT INTERVIEW
Just because the job market is bountiful doesn’t mean you can shortchange advance prep for an interview. This Forbes article explains how the STAR method can prepare you to present your best self.
THE STRIKING BENEFITS OF TALKING WITH STRANGERS
The writers of this Atlantic article recommend dismissing the adage of “stranger danger” and striking up a conversation with folks you don’t know. Read the research that shows that talking with strangers can make us happier, more connected to our communities, mentally sharper, healthier, less lonely and more trustful and optimistic.
BEFORE YOU PULL THE PLUG ON YOUR CURRENT JOB, READ THIS
Leading author and organizational psychologist Adam Grant warns hasty resignations often lead to regrets. Read the three factors that anyone thinking of leaving their current position should examine before pulling the plug. Click here.
