Offboarding: what should you prepare?

  Everyday and all around the world, many people leave their companies. Sometimes, their off boarding is not well prepared and managers or CEOs don’t make the necessary steps before the departure. An Off boarding is not always an easy task. A few things must be taken care of, but there are some techniques to…

Job Search: Maximize your chances following these tips:

Share more information: Recruiters often receive light resumes, much information about the candidate, his background and his experience are missing. The first step you should consider is including any information that a recruiter may need in your resume. To name a few: your diplomas and certificates, the location of your previous employers, the number of…

Changing Jobs without Burning Bridges

Americans have been quitting their jobs in record numbers in recent months, with 4.5 million workers putting in their notice in November. And while having a conversation with your boss to tell them you’ve decided to quit can be stressful, it doesn’t have to be, “Money Court” judge and O’Shares ETFs chairman Kevin O’Leary tells…

The Battle of Future Investments

The State Treasurer is putting ESG in the political crosshairs by divesting from an asset manager based on its environmental and sustainable approach to investing. West Virginia’s Board of Treasury Investments, which manages $8 billion in state operating funds, has dropped BlackRock money market funds from its portfolio, citing concerns over the firm’s focus on…

Get ridiculous, Get outrageous, Get Ambitious!

How to reach your careers goals in 2021   People who go to the gym several days each week typically dread the start of a new year. The wait times for exercise machines increase dramatically and the locker rooms are suddenly packed with people. Fortunately, for the regular gym-goers, the crowds tend to disappear by…

Working from home is damaging every countries economic wellbeing and potential creativity (Arguably)

Working from home ‘damaging Britain’s creative potential and economic wellbeing’ Bank of England’s chief economist says lockdown arrangements benefited some, but not all workers   Working from home is damaging Britain’s creative potential and could harm personal wellbeing and the economy if it is maintained long after the coronavirus pandemic has receded, the Bank of England’s…