TIPs: Work / Professional Development
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Finding a job, switching careers, work related anxiety & depression, sexual harassment, sexual abuse and sexual addiction in the workplace and taking care of self. Work is an enormous part of your life. Living a balanced life includes finding meaning in the work that one does. Explore your professional development in the comfort of your own home by checking out our tips and articles we've provided below.
JOB-HUNT SLUMPJob Search Got You Down? Here’s How to Keep Your Head Up
Getting started in a new career can be tough. Job searching often means a lot of grunt work wading through lists of continue reading
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AFTER GRADUATIONMaking the Transition from College to Career
So you’re coming into the home stretch of your senior year at college, and the list of continue reading
STARTING OUTWhat To Expect When Leaving College
Leaving college is a plunge into the unknown. For the past four years, or more, most of your energy has been spent on passing college classes, most of continue reading
Anxiety Attacks in the Workplace: You are in an important meeting at work when out of nowhere you begin to tremble. Your heart starts racing. You feel nauseated. A sense of confusion comes over you continue reading
