JobDig -> Your Career

Your Career

Topics

Newest Your Career-related Articles

Love Your Career Again

By Deborah Brown-Volkman
 
Do you love what you do for a living? Did you used to love
what you do, but not anymore? Or are you in a career that you think
you could never love?
 
Your love for your career comes...

Career Advice From the Wine Geek

By Jeri Hird Dutcher
In the local newspaper’s food magazine, wine expert
Charles Smothermon gave some career advice in his “Ask the
Wine Geek” Q&A column. The anxious employee had received
a...

Accountability in the New Year

By Barbara Wulf
The holidays are over; it’s a new month, a new year. In a
sense, the new year provides us with a clean slate, a fresh start,
there’s a newness of where we are heading or what we could...

Most Popular Your Career-related Articles

Performance review - tips for writing your self assessment

By Joan Lloyd
Dear Joan:
My performance review is coming up in a few weeks and I would
like to ask you a question about something that has me ill at ease.
Last week my boss asked me if I would fill out a ‘self
assessment,"...

Describe Your Ideal Work Environment

By John Putzier
Have you ever been asked to describe your ideal work
environment? What do they want to hear? What if I describe
something that they cannot provide? Isn't this a no-win
question?
As I have indicated...

The Art of Negotiating a Raise, Promotion, Better Job Title, and Bonus

By Teena Rose
Negotiation is a give-and-take process until an eventual
agreement is reached between two or more parties. To understand the
art of negotiation, a jobseeker must understand that it is a give
process...

Random Your Career-related Articles

Leadership at the top

By Gary Cohen
I lead a small company, and I manage it very tightly.
In meetings, I find I am the only one offering ideas, while others
do not contribute. Although my ideas have really worked to grow the
company,...

Are you Assertive or Aggressive?

By Dan Bobinski
Too often, people who think they're acting assertively are
really acting aggressively. The mistake is often accidental. In
reality, such people are simply trying to get their needs met, but
a...

What Direction To Follow In College

By Bob Roth
For many college students, determining a direction and selecting
a major can be a daunting task. Parents and friends usually offer
their suggestions, talk about their experiences and voice their
opinions....
Follow JobDig on Twitter
Like JobDig on Facebook
Send to a Friend Print Page
See More Top Jobs…