Career Advice Journal

If you have been laid off during this difficult time, it can be challenging to advocate for yourself and ensure that you are able to secure a new job.

Workplace flexibility is about providing the conditions for employees to thrive. And it’s only successful in great high-trust company cultures.

Learning how to fall asleep fast sounds difficult, right? Try these strategies — all you need is your mind and your smartphone.

By following these tips, you can make working from home a more productive and enjoyable experience.

It is easy to be busy. It is hard to be productive. To succeed, you must become ruthlessly focused on the tasks that truly matter.

Here, LinkedIn career expert Blair Heitmann offers six tips for presenting the perfect pic.

A great workday is not rocket science, but the result of habits and behaviours, which when practised consistently can bring positive changes in your work and yourself.

Look for a coach who will ask questions, not provide answers; will listen, not talk; who can disagree rather than agree with your assessment; and who will demand that you do not just teach others, but learn from them too.

Being powerful means completely fulfilling your potential and acting that you were meant to be where your talents & character have taken you. Definition of “real power” can be summed up into two words: integrity and authenticity.

Job loss can be a stressful and confusing phase in one’s life. Instead of getting bogged down, explore opportunities to discover a new horizon and bring in a new sense of purpose and direction in life.

Stay confident, avoid smart retorts and brush up on subject knowledge.

Are you not able to find a job despite your excellent credentials? Are you sure you’re not committing any deadly sins during your interviews? Double check these to be more cautious.

Nearing the completion of your PGDM / MBA course? As dream companies visit your campus, Harpreet Singh, Executive Director, Educomp Raffles Higher Education Ltd. shares tips on acing placement interviews.