You’ve heard that thinking like an entrepreneur can make the difference between success and failure for some people in today’s workplace. Entrepreneurial employees are becoming more valuable to employers not because of the way entrepreneurs work, but because of how they think. (Read my previous piece on the importance of knowing your value.)
Not everyone is going to be an entrepreneur but anyone can to start to think like one. And once you start it has a way of gaining momentum.
We don’t need studies to show us that being unemployed can affect you emotionally. When people aren’t working they tend to be depressed, even with no clinical history of depression. But this can make finding a job harder, especially if you’re not aware of how it is affecting your behavior.
Is there anything you can do to prevent depression when you’re unemployed? Let’s look at options that may help your mental state–even after you get that new job.
As the economy shows signs of improvement with gains in employment numbers, more of us are interviewing for those jobs. Interviews are the single most important factor in getting hired. But are you ready?
There are many aspects to a great interview but today we look at 5 things you need to know before walking into your audition.
Continue reading 5 Things You Need To Know About Them Before They Interview You
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the latest job numbers on Friday, October 3rd, and it tells two stories.
The first is that more people are finding work. The unemployment rate dropped from 6.1% to 5.9% in September. The second is that more people are stopping their job search. What does it all mean for you?
Continue reading Total employment increases by 248,000 in September
What is an entrepreneur? And why would you want to be like one? Everyone’s saying they’re an entrepreneur these days, but what’s the fuss about? So what you ask?
This is just the first in a series of articles that take a look at the reasons why EVERYONE should be an entrepreneur.
Continue reading How to Think Like an Entrepreneur Even If You’re Not One Pt. I
