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9 Job Search Mistakes to Avoid if You’re Over 50
Although age discrimination is illegal, people in their 50s, 60s or older can still be on the chopping block in the 50-plus job search hiring process due to unfair bias. However, there are savvy ways that Generation X and Baby Boomers looking for work can circumvent ageism. Maryalene LaPonsie from Money Talks News, tells them…
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Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in the Philly Area That Require a Bachelor’s
In the age of highly competitive careers, having a bachelor’s degree can make a world of difference. Here’s the top 10 highest paying jobs in the Philly-Camden-Wilmington area that requires a Bachelor’s, according to Stacker.com: 10. Personal Financial Advisors Crunching numbers makes numbers! Financial advisors make about $134,970 within the Philly region. The…
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The Philly Area Has the Highest Percentage of Cat Owners in Nation
Philadelphians are true animal lovers: while more households own dogs, Philly cat owners make up the highest percentage of cat ownership among the 15 largest metro areas across the country, writes Alfred Lubrano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According to 2021 U.S. Census figures, 568,000 Philly cat owners make up 23 percent of households. Seattle is…
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3 Things That Make Your Resume Pop on Search Engines
There are plenty of things to avoid including in your resume. But there are also some phrases that can help you stand out. CNBC’s Gili Malinsky spoke to Harvard career advisor Gorick Ng. He says to treat your resume like Search Engine Optimization, with relevant key phrases to make it pop. Here are…
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5 Things to Do After Getting Laid-Off
Amid mass layoffs at companies like Twitter or Meta, getting fired has become commonplace for professionals. It’s very easy to lose sight when you’re in panic mode. If you get laid off, take a breath and do these five things. Get into a Good Headspace Taking about 24 hours for self-care activities like yoga…
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How to Write a Strong Resume Summary
In a sea of applicants, your resume can easily get lost in a crowd. Even if you’re applying to hundreds of jobs, if your resume does not prove you’re a strong candidate it can be overlooked. A strong resume summary is an essential part of a resume, but sometimes the most daunting. Writing about…
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John Fetterman Outperforms Joe Biden in All Collar Counties Except for Chester County
John Fetterman has recorded a higher vote share in the Senate race than that of Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election in Montgomery, Delaware, and Bucks counties, while seeing a slight drop in Chester County, write Aseem Shukla, Julia Terruso, and Jonathan Tamari for The Philadelphia Inquirer. He recorded the highest increase in Bucks…
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Wolf Gives Final Approval to Suspend Vehicle Registrations of Toll Scofflaws
Gov. Tom Wolf has signed legislation to suspend vehicle registration of roughly 25,000 drivers who refuse to pay their overdue bills for PA Turnpike travel, according to a staff report from FOX 43. Two months after the law takes effect, the Turnpike Commission will start notifying registrants that it is seeking to have their registrations…
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Philadelphia Tops List of Worst Cities for Driving
In the post-pandemic era, motorists in Philadelphia fare worse behind the wheel than in any other major U.S. city, writes Jim Gorzelany for Forbes. The City of Brotherly Love topped the list of the worst cities for its driving among the 100 most-populated areas in the country based on 30 key factors, according to a…
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5 Career Tips from Marketing Leaders
The marketing field is growing and so is the competition for jobs in the industry. SmartBrief talked to marketing leaders and recruiters for their top career advice. Here’s some marketing career tips they had to offer: Diversify Your Experiences Trying different things within your field or company fosters growth and develops new skills. However, some…
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Berwyn Man Vows to Keep His Family Safe, Dismantle Stereotypes That Accompany Being Black and Armed
C.T. Green, a Berwyn resident and member of the National African American Gun Association, aims to keep himself and his family safe while reversing the harmful stereotypes that accompany being Black and armed, writes J.F Pirro for Main Line Today. Founded in 2015 by President Phillip Smith, the NAAGA was created to promote the gun…
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How to Embrace Making Risky Career Moves
It’s normal to be hesitant about taking risky career moves, especially since evolutionary-speaking human beings are naturally risk-averse. However, in order to be open to opportunities, Chris Smith writes for Inside Higher Ed, people must embrace the unknown. Smith cites “loss aversion bias” as one of the reasons people are afraid to step outside…
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Is it Polite to Virtually Quit Your Job?
It’s no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed workplace culture and how we communicate with each other so is it OK to virtually call it quits? In-person meetings have transformed into Zoom calls, and messaging platforms like Slack have become the primary way colleagues communicate. But when it comes to resigning from your…
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Mixing Sweet and Salty Helped Hershey Became One of Biggest Winners of Terrifying Market
Hershey has long been a trick-or-treat favorite, but its latest strategy of mixing salty and sweet has helped the company reach new heights in a terrifying stock market, writes Ben Cohen for The Wall Street Journal. Hershey stock has doubled in the last five years, outperformed tech giants over three years, and beat over 450…
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How to Tap into the Hidden Market for Six-Figure Jobs
Among the thousands of job postings on LinkedIn or Indeed you’re unlikely to come across an abundance of six-figure jobs. Hiring managers and executives usually rely on their underground networks to fill those positions. In order to comply with internal regulations, some companies advertise positions that have already been filled. Some roles are already…
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5 Things to Keep in Mind When Job Searching
Jobs are always in high demand, especially in a time of inflation and imminent recession. In order to make a lasting impression, jobseekers should consider the following job searching tips, according to a Robert Half Survey that interviewed over 2,300 managers across the country. Resume Red Flags Employers might find frequent job-hopping alarming.…
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6 Ways You Can Get Out of a Career Rut
Whether Gen Z or Baby Boomer, we’ve all been there. The much-dreaded career rut is an affliction that many of us professionals have dealt with at least once in our lives. However, feeling stuck in a job comes with opportunities. Recognizing stagnancy in a career can open doors for new changes. Katie Sanders from The…
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Why Zoomers Are Being Snarky in E-mail Signoffs
In an era of formalities at the workplace, Gen Z emails are taking a different approach. Viral Tik Tok’s are revealing that these youngsters are ditching e-mail signoffs like “Sincerely” and “Best” for quirkier alternatives, writes Emily Lefroy for The New York Post. In place of the traditional salutations, Gen Z emails are going…
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