Take time to reflect and dissect what aspects of a task or situation are making you feel ill-prepared or uneasy. Then, begin to develop actionable steps that can help shrink down that doubt and give you confidence.
Job hunters tend to make the same mistakes that keep them from finding employment. If you can streamline your process now, you’ll save yourself a lot of time in the future.
While scheduling your first session with a coach or therapist might seem intimidating, understanding the process of working with a mental health professional might make you more comfortable.
Writing effective error messages can save yourself, your team, and your end users from enduring more frustration than is necessary when something inevitably goes wrong.
You’ll get the most out of any first interview if you’ve taken the time to prepare and rehearse a 90-second summary that highlights your skills and experience, leaving you plenty of time to shine.
Transitioning to a new career might seem like a scary process, but with the proper strategy, it can be a great learning experience that will benefit your earning potential for decades.
