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We all have stress, but sometimes the pressures of work tend to leach into other areas of our lives. This can cause an upheaval in your entire existence and may leave you feeling on-edge at the office and detached at home.
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Keep these tips in mind the next time you’re getting ready to log on to a video conference and want to keep your attention span in check.
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In order to mimic (or exceed!) your office productivity, assuming that you were most productive at the office, time blocking should become your new habit.
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Learning to love and accept your authentic self will go a long way toward quashing Imposter Syndrome.
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Background checks, especially at the executive level, have become routine in the recruitment process.
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Now that a majority of us are working remotely, and it may stay like that for the foreseeable future, one thing we’ve left behind is the commute to the office.
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BioSpace interviewed Dr. Heike Blockus, an associate research scientist at Columbia University. Blockus shared her thoughts on the neuroscience career path, recent trends in the field and her advice for aspiring neuroscientists.
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Words to Banish from Your Work Emails
8/17/2020
Besides making sure you don’t accidentally reply all to that company-wide notice, here are some words to reserve for your texts with friends. -
You’ve had your job for a while now. You’ve gotten multiple great reviews. You’ve consistently taken on additional projects and excelled at them. But you have yet to receive a promotion and you’re left wondering “Why?”.
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How to Address Gaps on Your Resume
8/14/2020
We break down how to talk to a future employer about a resume gap depending on the situation that caused it. -
While the interviewers will undoubtedly place more weight on your interview than anything else, writing a follow-up email that expresses your enthusiasm for the position and competence for the available role can help you stand out.
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Whether you’re an experienced professional in the field or just embarking on your new career, it’s time to look at your qualifications and career plans from an entirely different perspective.
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In the meantime, here are a few things you can do to fill your resume while you’re in between jobs.
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After days of constantly refreshing your email or waiting for a phone call from an unknown number, you finally heard back — and you got the job! Once the excitement settles it’s time to think about negotiating.
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Maryland has become a key part of the strategy for Kite, a Gilead company, and its mission to find a cure for cancer.
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As your organization continues with hiring efforts, interviewers will face new questions from candidates that they’ve never been asked before.
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5 Tips for Handling Conflict at Work
8/4/2020
Conflict in the workplace is unavoidable to a degree. There will be differences in opinion, strategy, and planning efforts. -
Everyone makes mistakes, which means knowing how to apologize is an essential part of building strong, productive relationships in your personal life and at work.
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When you’re applying to a job you found on a job board, more often than not, your resume is fed through an ATS.
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No matter what industry you work in, or at what level, there are certain soft skills that employers want to see.