Careers with Purpose
Updated Nov. 2, 2022 Imagine if you could make an extra grand a month. What would you do with it? While 1k isn’t a ton of money these days, it’s still a HUGE boost if you’re struggling to make ends meet or if you have
I’ve been working from coffee shops more or less full-time for the last 10 years. I suppose you could say I’ve been doing remote work longer than most. So in this post, I want to give you some of the things I’ve learned about myself
Sometimes, you just need a job. The money is running out, the debt is piling up, and it’s time to have some income. Maybe you don’t have months until the end of your cash flow. Maybe you only have weeks. Maybe the end is in
Updated Jan. 11, 2023 We all know that skills are valued differently in the marketplace. There’s constant flux in which skills are in the highest demand, meaning that they become outdated every 5 years. But the good news is that you can learn and sharpen
Updated Aug. 09, 2023 A few years ago, I was working for the government as a policy analyst. I’d broken 6 figures for the first time, and it felt pretty dang good. I mean, I hated the work. But the paycheck felt nice. I got
Leaving your degree and finding a job is one of the toughest transitions in a person’s life, and many students struggle to make the leap. While we could point to important career foundations like personal branding and networking, one often overlooked resource is your school’s
Written by Joe Meringolo – This post will show the importance of building skills and using a professional portfolio to boost your career. I’ll talk about why building your professional portfolio matters and some ways to start creating it. Doing this properly can help you
Updated March 7, 2023 Whether you’re a policy wonk or you love the game of politics, if you’re a political science major you know the crap out of government. But what can you do with a political science degree? This post will give you a
The crisis of employment for doctorate holders is no longer academia’s dirty little secret. Even major outlets from Slate to The New York Times report on how the glut of PhDs seeking secure positions in higher ed made the tenure track professoriate the new golden
The biggest obstacle most new grads have to face is how to get a job with no experience, but a degree. That degree counts for something, doesn’t it? We’d like to think so. But unfortunately, not all employers are willing to give you a chance,
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