Career

Let’s not avoid the obvious here, almost everyone goes to work to earn money – and the more money, the better. If you’re financially stable and the money isn’t an issue, good for you. That’ll make the decision of whether or not you should take a job offer a lot easier. But for those who […]

If you’ve been offered a job you’re not excited about but need the money, or just a job, you’re facing a tough decision. You need to weigh up the pros and cons and it’s not always as easy as simply turning down a job when you’re in need. But at the same time, accepting a

Some people don’t mind a long commute, some loathe it, and I bet there are some who love it. Whatever your feelings are, using your commute time in a positive way can have a huge impact on your day – and your mental health in general. To put a positive spin on things, here are

It’s a question everyone answers differently; what is a reasonable commute to work? Is 20 minutes, 30 minutes, or an hour too long? Is it better to drive from door to door, or is hopping on buses, tubes, and trains too much? I’ve done it all over the years, I’ve worked from home, traveled more

Mistakes happen at work, even to the best of us. But if you keep making careless mistakes you’re going to find yourself under performance review, harming your career progression, and possibly getting yourself fired. Instead of getting frustrated at yourself for making mistakes, there are things you can do to improve your performance and reduce

I made a fireable mistake at work once and managed to avoid being fired by being upfront about what happened and coming up with a solution. One of my favorite quotes is; “Mistakes are a fact of life. It is the response to error that counts.” This is totally true. If you’ve made a costly

It’s never easy putting your hands up and admitting when you’ve made a mistake, but I’m sure we’ve all been there. The reality, however, is that whatever you’ve done wrong is only going to get worse if you try and ignore it. Plus, it’s never really that bad (I hope) and it feels good to

It’s estimated that around half of all workers feel burned out at times, and only a small number of those will ask for help. Many men, in particular, feel weak if they ask for help or fear their boss will think they’re not up to their role and find someone else. But this isn’t the

Whether they’re leaving on good terms or being pushed out if you feel like your boss is going to leave your company there will be signs to look out for. Here are 20 of the most common signs your boss is leaving you should look out for: 20 Signs Your Boss Is Leaving 1. They’ve

I’m ashamed to say that I snapped at a coworker once, but I made it right with them and it never happened again. If you’ve snapped at one of your coworkers, or maybe you find yourself snapping more often, you can also make it right. If you don’t, you’re going to end up being avoided