The Working Learner

Recently there has been a surge in people wanting to transition into other careers. Some have been adversely affected by the economy while others simply feel they are stuck in a job with no way to grow further.

A lot of people easily get overwhelmed by Excel because of how complex it can get. However, it doesn’t have to be complex for you because the secret to learning Excel is to start small and focus on the stuff you need to get done.

This blog will delve into the top soft skills crucial in the workplace and show you how to set yourself apart from the competition!

Have you ever read a set of instructions that were so clear and concise that you had no trouble following them? That's the goal of good technical writing- to make complex information easy to understand.

Many people make the mistake of forgoing health insurance when changing jobs or careers because of the high expense involved. What they don’t realize is that one serious accident or illness could wreak financial havoc.

Changing careers has shown to open doors to incredible opportunities: The opportunity to earn more, align your career with your life goals, find better work-life balance and do things that make you feel fulfilled. Yet many people are scared of switching to a different career because they feel they will have to start from absolute scratch. What they don’t realize is no matter what job you have been doing, there is always some set of skills that you can transfer to your new career.

Are you experiencing any of these red flags? If yes, then it’s high time you quit your nursing career. It’s time to utilize your professional experience in something new. Probably, a career change! 

If you're a hairdresser, you've probably wondered what else you could do with your skills. The career options for hairdressers are endless, and many don't require a lot of financial or educational resources.

Do you ever get the impression that the 30-under-30 listers and trendy young entrepreneurs are the only ones who fit the culture's idea of career success? Well, the fact is that you can just as easily change careers 20 years into your career.