by Alissa Carpenter | All Posts, Career Development, Leveraging Your Strengths, Managing Work Relationships, Productivity and Time Management, Professional development, Work-Life Balance
According to a recent survey, 17% of millennials expect an annual promotion, and 40% have voiced a desire to serve in a leadership capacity. However, many millennials are unsure of how to stand out, get noticed and make productive changes towards career advancement. ...
by Alissa Carpenter | All Posts, Career Development, Professional development, Work-Life Balance
This post is sponsored by Lexington Law. Making sure our identity is secure is not something we often think about. Unfortunately, when we get around to doing something about it, it’s usually because something bad has already happened. And according to the Federal...
by Alissa Carpenter | All Posts, Career Development, Leveraging Your Strengths, Managing Work Relationships, Millennial Playbook Podcast, Productivity and Time Management, Professional development, Work-Life Balance
On this episode of Millennial Playbook Podcast, we are joined by Kayvon Asemani. Kayvon is a millennial entrepreneur, musician, and current student at the University of Pennsylvania. He gives us his secrets as to why it’s important to learn how to apply...
by Alissa Carpenter | All Posts, Career Development, Leveraging Your Strengths, Managing Work Relationships, Millennial Playbook Podcast, Professional development, Work-Life Balance
On this episode of Millennial Playbook Podcast, we are joined by Hamper Stamper. Happy shares her experiences on doing all the right things and then being in a job she hated! She breaks down how she moved on and found a career she loves in the transportation...
by Stephanie Lynch | Career Development, Not OK That's OK Moments, Work-Life Balance
NOT OK THAT’S OK MOMENT BY: STEPHANIE LYNCH About eight years ago, you would have found me in the middle of my college degree and working at a doctor’s office. I was in charge of all the computer systems and technology in the office, and was hired on to help make the...
by Chantell Glenville | All Posts, Career Development, Not OK That's OK Moments, Work-Life Balance
NOT OK THAT’S OK MOMENT BY: CHANTELL GLENVILLE At the age of 27 I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. I was working 70+ hour weeks and cried in the office at least once a week (usually on a Tuesday for some unknown reason). I had chronic stress but at the time I...