Career Advice

How to Tell When a Job Is a Bad Match for You

Sometimes you can't tell that a job is bad for you until you get deep into working in it for a while. The following are some signs that your current job is not the right one for you:

Communication Challenges That Could Be Holding You Back

Communication is a crucial aspect of any job search. You will be communicating with many new people both through writing (emails) and through speech (phone calls, interviews.) When there are communication challenges, it can create hurdles that slow you down. Here are a few common communication challenges people face.

How to Quit a Job Without Burning Bridges

It’s likely that you’ll need to quit your job at some point. Whether it’s because you want to move up, move on, or you’re miserable, you need to quit in a way that won’t burn your bridges. Here’s how to safely quit in various situations.

How to Prepare Your Mind for a Challenging Job

An upcoming job can be deemed "challenging" for a variety of reasons. It can be challenging because of the clientele, difficulty of job tasks, or workplace environment. Either way, you'll need to find ways to prepare your mind before you embark on such a journey. The following are some tips that can help you get ready for the task.

The Difference Between a Manager and a Supervisor

At some point in your career, you may have heard people use the terms supervisor and manager interchangeably. Technically, the two roles are separate, however. The degree of difference depends on the type of industry in which they work. These are some differences between a supervisor and a manager: