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Never Give Up
I migrated to Canada, from my home country of Jamaica with hopes of going to school and finding a job. I went ahead and applied to the Banks, because I had majored in Business. Many rejection letters later, all said I had no Canadian experience, so therefore they could not hire me.
By Nicole Atkinson9 years ago in Journal
Generation Z in the Workplace: New Book Offers a Practical Guide for Managing a New Era of Young Workers
MINNEAPOLIS, MN— While there has been an enormous amount of media coverage on Millennials in the workplace over the last several years, society appears to be losing sight of the 23 million Generation Z (Gen Z) workers who have just entered the job force for the very first time. From corporate America to small business, this new generation of workers is poised to make a significant impact.
By Nikki Gaskins Campbell9 years ago in Journal
Signs You're About To Be Laid Off
Today's economy is not one where you can count on your job to be there in the next two years. It's just not. Between outsourcing, stock upheavals, cost-cutting and the occasional company folding, smart employees will learn to watch for the signs that layoffs are going to start happening.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart9 years ago in Journal
5 Fast Ways to Boost Your Likability at Work Starting Tomorrow
Boosting your likability is easier than you think and the payoff can extend way beyond just you. Likability builds trust at work. Something that is in short supply these days yet is essential to a well functioning team.
By Barbara Kimmel9 years ago in Journal
How To Create A Profit Boosting Amazon Bundle
In our article Amazon Professional Selling Plan: Is It Right For Me?, we discussed the many benefits of choosing an Amazon Professional Program over the Individual Program. One such benefit is that Professional Sellers have the ability to create new product listings and product bundles (Individual Sellers cannot).
By Seller's Choice9 years ago in Journal
Career Advice From Famous Gangsters
No parent in their right mind wants their kid to grow up to be a gangster. Gang affiliation comes with a price tag that can involve serious injury, long stints in jail, and even the deaths of family members. Most people also don't look highly upon gangsters, either.
By Cato Conroy9 years ago in Journal
What It's Like To Be: A Yogi
Kim Stetz has been practicing yoga for over 25 years; after a long and arduous journey, she opened her New York yoga studio Savasana Station in 2014. In a city that never sleeps, she explains why "yoga for tired people" is an essential part of the fabric of her life.
By Rick Schwartz9 years ago in Journal
Top Apps for Emerging Amazon Sellers
Phone and tablet applications can simplify your selling by giving you real-time notifications and access to information however, whenever, and wherever you need it. But what apps and software are worth the price and which will truly help to grow your business?
By Seller's Choice9 years ago in Journal
