Out Now: Episode 415: Registered Apprenticeship Programs in the Clean Energy Sector With Dr. Janell Hills

50 Reasons Why the World of Work Needs Blogs (in HR)

10 creative blog post ideas

The World of Work Needs an HR Blog HR and the world of work needs blogs.  Don’t believe me, check out these 40 HR bloggers and influencers who are driving change and conversations in HR starting with their blogs.  During 2011, 70 million new blogs were registered on WordPress alone; as of the end of […]

7 Steps to a Kick Ass Job in the New Year

Job search tips to help you land a job

Get more resume writing and cover letter tips, by downloading Blogging4Jobs’ FREE career toolkit including resume and coverletter templates.  Click here.   Kick Ass Job Search Tips The New Year is about renewal, rejuvenation, possibilities and jump starting your job search.  Historically, January is the highest month for employee turnover.  Often times managers delay involuntary terminations and […]

6 Tips on Making it Through a Difficult Conversation With Your Boss

manager, workplace difficulty, conversations

The other day I was reading the latest issues of Fast Company and came across an interesting article around leadership entitled Do You Pass the Leadership Test? Essentially, the article discussed opportunities where leaders have taken on a new job or venture and how they managed their staff and themselves amongst the chaos of the transition. Interestingly […]

5 Holiday Networking Tips for College Students & Young Careerists

Internship Networking Tips During The Holidays

HR Pros, take our state of the internship survey and help us uncover internship program trends by HR and Recruiters.  Click here.  Holiday Party & Networking Tips for College Students Did you just finish those final exams?  Now is the best time for college students to be super focused on landing that perfect summer internship!  […]

Ten Ways to Deal with Difficult Co-workers and a Terrible Work Environment

workplace, workplace environment, hostile, co workers

“If life give you lemons, keep them. Because hey, free lemons.” If you’ve been reading my posts on Workology, you might accuse me of being a Pollyanna. You know that annoying co-worker who always looks on the bright side of life? The one who tells you to take a problem to your boss when your […]

Avoiding Office Injuries: Keeping Workers Safe and Saving Money

How Safety Impacts Work Incidents

How Safety Impacts Work Incidents “Wow. I’m going to be working in an office. How dangerous can this job be?” I thought as my current employer asked me about how I approach safety in my second interview. I was dead wrong. According to Liberty Mutual’s Workplace Safety Index for 2011, virtually all of the workplace […]