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This has been a strange year for everyone — especially new nursing graduates preparing to start their careers. If you’re in this position, you’re probably feeling a bit scared, which is completely understandable.   When you started nursing school, you never could’ve predicted you’d spend your first year on the job working through a global pandemic…. Read more »

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No doubt, you’ve probably noticed that receptionist and administrative assistant job titles are often used interchangeably — but they’re not the same thing. If you know you’re interested in this line of work, but aren’t sure which type of job to pursue, you’re not alone.  While the two jobs are similar in nature, administrative assistants tend… Read more »

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This has created the brand new position of temperature taker. In most cases, these professionals stand at the entrance to a building and conduct temperature screenings that ensure anyone with a fever does not gain admittance.  If you’re interested in a new job with the potential to help save lives, here’s a look at the responsibilities associated… Read more »

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You’re ready to find a new job, but you’re nervous about your resume gap. Whether you took time away from the workforce recently or several years ago, you know potential employers will notice, and you’re afraid it will work against you.  It’s time to stop stressing because this is much more common than you think. You know you’ll be… Read more »

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Nursing is a very broad field, with so much to offer. This is fantastic, as it affords a world of opportunity, but it can also make finding your path a bit challenging. Here’s a look at seven amazing specialties that could lead to your dream job.  Registered Nurse (RN)  If you’re interested in working with a variety… Read more »

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When working with a recruiter, many candidates mistake trying to present a polished front that doesn’t truly showcase who they are and what they want. However, your recruiter can only help you find the best position for your unique situation if you’re open and honest with them. Your recruiter wants you to succeed, so you… Read more »

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Interviewing for a job you really want can be very stressful. You know, in advance, you’ll be asked hard questions, and one of the most difficult is typically some form of “Describe your greatest strength/weakness.”  Like many job seekers, you probably dread this question. However, it’s actually a breeze, if you know the right way to answer… Read more »

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COVID-19 has taken the world by storm. According to The New York Times, more than 3.5 million cases have been confirmed in the United States, as of July 17, 2020. This has led to record high unemployment rates since April 2020. As of June 2020, the unemployment rate is a sky-high 11.1%, as 17.8 million Americans are out of work.  If you’re currently unemployed… Read more »

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If you’re not happy in your professional life, you might be thinking about changing careers. Whether you’ve been in your current career for decades or just a few years, it’s very possible it’s no longer a fit for your goals and interests.  No doubt, it’s a huge shift, but there’s no need to stay in… Read more »

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If you don’t think potential employers are checking out your social media presence, you’re very mistaken. In fact, 70% of employers use social networking sites to research candidates, and 22% are looking for a reason not to hire the candidate, according to CareerBuilder.  The last thing you want is a few pictures or posts shared in… Read more »