If you’re looking for ways to stay connected while you’re away from coworkers, friends, and family, we’ve got you covered! We are fortunate enough to live in a time where we can be social, even from the comfort of our own homes.
Here you can find how we’re staying connected during a typical day; we hope you consider these tools for your daily practice as well.
The sick season is upon us, but don’t be fooled – there’s plenty you can do to protect yourself from getting the sniffles so you can keep working. Limited sick time or the guilty feeling of calling out of work may seem like more of a push to get yourself into the office, but if you’re really under the weather coming in to work is most likely harming you, your work family and your employer. That being said, here are our tips to help you stay healthy and happy.
A quick guide to get your resume written today! Writing a resume can be a daunting task. You may be asking yourself how long do I make it, what format should I use, what should I include and not include? The list goes on and on and can create some analysis paralysis and writers block. Let’s break this down in terms that will help you get your resume written today!
One of the wonderful traits of the Architecture and Design industry is the fact that it is ever-changing. We can follow trends that instantly spark with creativity and watch as fads fade away. As we enter 2020 and embark on a journey through a new decade, we welcome in a clean slate as well as new Architecture and Design innovations.
A new year comes with new company wide initiatives, but do you have the manpower to take on the projects ahead? It can be difficult to take time to hire with exciting opportunities on the horizon but there are ways to ensure you are setting yourself, and your team, up for success.
As we come to the close of 2019, it is natural to question where you stand with your career. Whether there are holiday hiring myths holding you back, or the end of the year just seems daunting, here are a few tips to keep in mind.
Taking time to properly prepare for an interview will usually make all the difference. As the great Benjamin Franklin once said, “By failing to prepare you are preparing to fail.” Continue reading to see Ken’s Interview Prep tips for things to do 48 hours before your interview.
The thought of a panel interview can be a daunting prospect but have no fear. With a little extra preparation and effort it need not be a scary process. Start by prepping for this panel interview like you would a standard interview and then keep in mind these 11 tips.
Everyone has a bad day now and then, and hey, that’s ok! It’s easy for your work family to truly become closer to you than your immediate family, given the close quarters and 40+ hours spent together each week. Like any intimate relationships, emotions arise and heated debates can cause conflict. It’s an underlying assumption that work struggles can be glazed over and handled in a professional manner, but I’m sure as most of us know, this isn’t the case.
Have you ever considered what happens to all the soap and shampoos in a hotel that are used only a few times and then tossed away? Truthfully, our team hadn’t thought much about it until we were looking for a volunteer opportunity and ended up spending a soapy Saturday with the folks from Clean the World Foundation.
