by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
So much is made of finding your first “real” job after graduating from high school or college. Of course, it is an important moment in your life as you transition from being a “kid” to adulthood. Probably more important, for your career, however, is your second job....
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
It is hard to define work/life balance or stress. This feeling is really based on the individual and how the person handles it. Different situations result in varying levels of stress depending on the person. Jobs at every level have some form of stress, but if you...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
Giving notice can often be both exciting and very nerve wrecking. You are excited about your new opportunity, but nervous about delivering the bad news. What happens, however, if the transaction of you giving notice and departing the company has an additional step to...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
One of the biggest hurdles the currently employed have to overcome in order to begin his or her job search is the fear that they will be found out about. There are some companies that will either do nothing with the information, or actually attempt to understand why...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
In America, I think our national pastime is not baseball, but rather complaining about our pay. We all do it. It seems that no matter how much we make, it is not enough to satisfy us. For some, however, the complaint is not just an emotional reaction to our bank...
