Sudden job loss is scary, especially in these tough financial times. But it doesn't have to be devastating. Use these tips to take advantage of the resources available to you to reduce the negative impact on your life. You may even look back on this...
Nervous about your annual review? Not sure where your career should be headed in 2021? Get the Successfully Ever After Free 2021 Career Planner and you'll be more prepared for what's ahead....
When you consider the amount of time you spend with your work colleagues, it's natural that many of your deepest friendships may develop there.Office friendships make your work hours more pleasant and productive as long as you address the built in complexities of money and...
If you’re stuck working from home, unable to see your work colleagues from day to day, you may find yourself struggling with your mental health. Consider these tips to look after your mental health....
It’s almost Halloween and here at Successfully Ever After, we felt like getting in the spirit with our own version of Trick or Treat! Since 2020 has been scary enough, we decided TREATS were the way to go. So we’re offering our “Optimize Your LinkedIn...
To have a career that really fits you, you must first understand your strengths. We're not talking about knowledge or skills; those are things you've learned and developed. Think of strengths as natural attributes that give you a significant advantage over the average person....
Staying confident in a competitive workplace isn't difficult. Rely on your natural abilities. They can definitely speak for themselves if you give them a voice! By following these guidelines, you'll stand out and make a lasting impression at your workplace....
Social media gives you great tools to help you find your next job. ...
As much as you may like your coworkers, advancing your career usually depends on your ability to earn recognition outside the office. Your next job offer or major client is likely to come from someone who doesn't work by your side each day. Regardless of...
Many hiring executives have mixed opinions about candidates who have spent their entire career working for one employer . What can you do?...