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Award-Winning Property Made from Old Barn Ruins Hits Market in Romansville
An esteemed architectural masterpiece has hit the market in Romansville. The Norman Gaffney House has won multiple awards, including an AIA Honor. The property is looking for new owners to call the unique abode their home, writes Tiffani Sherman for Realtor.com. Floor-to-ceiling windows display epic views of a nearby horse farm and a stone fortress…
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Firstrust Bank Is One of Four Montgomery County Firms to Make 2023 PBJ ‘Faces of Philanthropy’ List
Firstrust Bank has made the 2023 Philadelphia Business Journal’s Faces of Philanthropy honors list, which recognized 30 for-profit/nonprofit partnerships in the region. The commercial entities cited for overall beneficence and impact were nominated by the public and reviewed by the publication’s editorial board. Its members considered not only financial support but also intangibles like time…
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Philadelphia Among Most Active Locations for Renting in Country
Philadelphia ranked among the 15 most active rental markets in the nation as well as the top three in the Northeast for April, writes Alexandra Both for RentCafe. To find out which cities are seeing the most listing activity and attracting the most attention from apartment hunters, RentCafe analyzed millions of interactions on its website…
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Three Ways to Stop Drama in the Workplace
No one wants to work in a dramatic environment, yet it’s surprisingly common. Drama addiction is a common affliction. A person with this phenomenon might exhibit gossip, extreme reactions and poor stress management, writes Marcel Schwantes for Inc. Here are ways to eliminate drama in the workplace, according to psychologist Scott Lyons. Understand the…
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Why it’s Important to Have Workplace Friendships
Having a good relationship with your co-workers is crucial for satisfaction in the workplace. Yet, only 20 percent of U.S. adults say they have workplace friendships, writes Jamie Ducharme for Time Magazine. Psychologists say that positive work relationships can contribute overall to your well-being. Research states that higher job performance is also associated with…
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Philadelphia’s John Wilkes Booth Poster Auctioned for Over $160K
A rare John Wilkes Booth “wanted” poster that was displayed on a tree in the Philadelphia area after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln has been auctioned online by Los Angeles-based Nate D. Sanders Auctions for $166,375, writes Franki Rudnesky for the Philly Voice. The item that was auctioned off on April 27 is believed…
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How to Recognize Traits of a Good Boss
Finding a good boss is crucial for workplace happiness and your own mental health. Your relationship with your boss has a huge impact on your daily life. Here are good qualities to identify in a potential boss, according to FlexJobs. They’re Invested in Success A great boss knows that a successful workplace comes with…
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Four Signs You Need to Change Careers
If you’re dissatisfied with your professional life, it might mean you need to make a major change. This might mean changing the trajectory of your career. Here are four signs to change careers, according to GoBankingRates.com. You’re Mentally Drained If you’re dreading, going into the office (or logging on) every morning and feel mentally…
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Three Ways People of Color Can Succeed in the Workplace
Navigating the workplace and job market as a racial minority comes with a unique set of challenges. According to a report by Revliolabs, there has been a decline in diverse hiring. Errol Pierre, a business executive adjunct college professor has insights into how people of color can successfully navigate an unfair and unbalanced workforce. Find…
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Despite Decline in Sales, Home Prices in Philadelphia Area Continue to Climb Due to Low Inventory
A continuously low inventory in the Philadelphia area is causing home prices to continue growing even with a sharp decline in sales, writes Ryan Sharrow for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The number of closed sales across the region dropped in March by 21.4 percent to 5,815 compared to the same month a year ago. Meanwhile,…
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Unconventional Jobs That Pay Well
If you’re in-between jobs or are looking for a new and exciting career path, there are plenty of unconventional positions you may not have even heard of. Here are jobs off-the-beaten path that also pay well, according to Zippia. Color Expert Average annual salary: $64,237 Are you an expert in psychology and color…
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Five Reasons Why You Didn’t Get the Job
The job application process can be emotionally taxing. Getting rejected by employers can be even worse. It could leave you wondering what went wrong. Here are some possible reasons why you didn’t get the job. Not as Qualified Even if you are qualified for the position, other candidates may be more qualified or possess…
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Philadelphia Tops List of Cities Where Inflation Is Rising Most
If it seems prices are rising higher in Philadelphia than elsewhere, you may be right. Philadelphia came out on the top among the nation’s 22 largest metropolitan areas based on where inflation is rising the most, according to a recently released report by WalletHub. To determine in which cities inflation is rising more quickly than…
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Penn State in Malvern Hosts Virtual Open House for Graduate and Professional Programs
Penn State Great Valley will host a virtual open house on Wednesday, April 26 from 12 to 1 PM. The event will cover the campus’ academic programs, admissions process, student life, career services, financial aid, and scholarship opportunities. Attendees will receive a $65 application fee waiver for campus-based programs and complimentary registration for the Leading…
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Why are Employees Quitting Their Jobs? Toxic Work Culture
As Gen Z enters the workforce, company culture becomes more pertinent. According to a LinkedIn survey, 87 percent of Gen Z respondents said they would turn down or quit a job if the employer’s values did not align with their own. Among both Gen Z (1997-2012) and Millennials (1981-1996) 60 percent told LinkedIn that company…
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SEPTA Proposes Rideshare Service for ‘Microtransit Zones’ in Philadelphia Suburbs
SEPTA is planning to implement its own answer to Uber and Lyft, an on-demand rideshare service that would cover areas in the Philadelphia suburbs where fixed bus routes do not make economic sense but residents still want a transit option, writes Thomas Fitzgerald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The proposal is part of SEPTA’s ongoing comprehensive…
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Freelance Creative Jobs in Demand Despite A.I. Renaissance
As A.I. jobs and tools become dominant, many creatives are worried about what this means for their employment status. However, robots are not taking over after all. According to Freelancer.com there’s been a surge in freelance design jobs for the first quarter of 2023. Freelance creative jobs that have seen growth are T-Shirt Design,…
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New Study Finds Pennsylvanians Are Not That Keen on Divorce
Pennsylvania has ranked among the states with the lowest divorce rates in the country, writes Claudia Dimuro for The Morning Call. PennStakes, a website that dives into online betting, decided to create a study in honor of National Ex-Spouses’ Day by looking at the odds of a marriage surviving in each state. To compile the…
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