Workplace
My Journey to "Writer": Part 1
Chocolate taster. Veterinarian. World traveler. Communication auditor. These were just a few of my "dream" careers growing up and even into college. Now don't get me wrong, I would die to be a world traveler who samples chocolates for a living, but I've settled in nicely to my life as a writer. It's certainly not as whimsical, but it suits me perfectly.
By wanderluster4 years ago in Confessions
Ten famous electrical designing courses for understudies
Electrical designing is a famous and much popular part of designing. An electrical architect plans creates, oversees, and fixes any gadget that utilizes power for power. The utilization of electrical apparatuses is widespread in our advanced occasions, so electrical designing, both as a discipline and as a calling, is flourishing. The following are some famous internet-based courses that understudies of electrical designing would view as important and informational.
By Skillqore4 years ago in Confessions
Jesus Christ, Starting Your Own Business Is Hard!
The more time you spend on social media sites, the more googling you do, the more the magic algorithms figure out what you’re all about. Pretty soon, you’re confronted with some hard to ignore advertising that in some cases, is very tough to scroll past.
By Nicholas Simpson4 years ago in Confessions
Tip Sharing?
I have spent the last 11 years serving. My restaurant career started at Red Lobster where I worked for almost three years. I learned what courage looked like by making sure I kept biscuits coming when they were hot, kept cups filled to the brim and above all, keeping the customers happy.
By Jehrod Rose Alain4 years ago in Confessions
The Joy of Melding Your Work and Private Personas Into One Authentic Self
What do you feel you should be doing? That was the question asked of me during a recruitment process six years ago by the company’s young and attractive life coach. Dressed to the nine and exuding a cool hipster vibe complete with an old-school pocket watch, he looked at me with earnest eyes that saw too much. Prior to this discussion, I had never even heard of a life coach, never mind speak to one. But the owner of the advertising start-up that wanted to hire me certainly did and even built in such a talk in the hiring process.
By A.M.Radulescu4 years ago in Confessions
Finding My "Home" in the Career World
For me, home is a safe space. It's comfortable, cozy, and above all else, inspiring. I am a fiend for everything hygge, so in my home, you'll find fuzzy blankets, warm whites, creams, and greys, soft textures, candles, Rifle Paper Co. notebooks, and warm wood tones. And as a writer, I have books, journals, pens and pencils, and even a few typewriters sitting around.
By wanderluster4 years ago in Confessions
I Quit
Every Thursday afternoon at 3:15 pm, I write out my resignation. Week after week, it’s the same battles with the same people. The same unmet expectations of them all. The unmet expectations of myself. Despite feeling as if my body and mind are deteriorating with every passing moment, I show up and try my best every day. But I’ve come to discover that my best simply isn’t enough.
By M J Graham4 years ago in Confessions
Overcoming An Uncomfortable Comfort Zone At Work
Have you ever been in an uncomfortable space or situation that literally disrupted your energy? It may seem as if you want to escape and find a bubble to hide out in until you can come to terms with what is going on internally.
By Silena Le Beau4 years ago in Confessions
