Education

COVID-19 has already changed much of ordinary life, and its effect on the economy and the working industry is blatantly apparent.

When it comes to your career, sunk costs are everywhere. To help you spot and avoid them, Coupon Chief created an infographic with helpful advice to keep you out of the sunk cost trap. Whether you’re hunting for the next great job opportunity or figuring out how to change careers, it’s important to recognize sunk costs and avoid the fallacy.

One thing is certain, more change is sure to come as the Coronavirus continues to consume lives and we all learn to deal with confinement.

How can you craft a resume that beats the AI-powered Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and impresses the people who might hire you?

If you want better ideas, have your employees use these simple, yet effective, questions to vet their ideas for viability.

The extent and destructive power of Covid-19 will also bring profound changes in how government operates at all levels from policy formulation and regulatory enforcement, to financing and service delivery.

If your resume starts out with a statement such as “Objective: Senior Level Marketing Director with 15 years of experience seeking to . . .” you have just dated yourself. If you are still using a line like that to open up your executive resume, you may as well realize that your chances of getting selected for an interview are probably long gone as well. The reader knows what your objective is - it is to get hired. Lose the “Objective” and replace it with a dynamic career summary that pulls the reader in and shows that you have the experience, skills, and credentials to get the job.

We often hear leaders say that employees are their organization’s most important resource. Unfortunately, too often this is just a slogan.

The California State University has made remarkable achievements in helping students, faculty, and the community cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Perhaps the biggest challenge the Covid-19 Pandemic brings is how to lead in a crisis, in which the ground appears to change by the hour and in some instances by the minute.