It’s likely you’ve been to pick up coffee or lunch at a self serve restaurant and been presented with a screen prompting a tip. You may wonder what you’re tipping for as there’s no table service. If so, you’re not alone. A recent survey by financial website WalletHub reveals that nearly three in four Americans think tipping is out of control. People are experiencing tip fatigue due to ever increasing scenarios in which they are asked for tips. Tipping was once reserved for sit-down full-service restaurants. However, customers are now feeling the pressure to tip when no extra service, such as ..read more

The Wall Street Journal has reported accelerated hiring in the U.S. economy, with an addition of 353,000 jobs in January. However, amidst a landscape often overshadowed by tech job layoffs, ProsperCircle‘s analysis uncovers a surprising trend: approximately 7,000 product management roles were filled, and an additional 9,000 positions opened up in the last 30 days alone. So what are product managers? Why are they in such high demand? And how can one leverage his or her skills to become a Product Manager? We interviewed startup founder and advisor Salil Sethi with ProsperCircle to help ans ..read more

In honor of Employee Appreciation Day on March 1st, personal finance website WalletHub has released a report on America’s hardest working cities. Americans work an average of 1,811 hours per year, more than people in most other industrialized countries. In this post, we celebrate those who contribute the most to our economy. Americans are known for working long hours and not taking vacations, but this can lead to health problems. “Hard work is one of the main reasons why America has become so successful, but it can also lead to negative consequences if it crosses into overwork territory ..read more

Many liberal arts majors have plans to pursue a graduate degree to improve their chances of landing a job. But which graduate programs are best for those with a liberal arts degree? Graduates should focus on programs that don’t require a large number of specific courses (such as science or engineering), but rather programs that typically accept those with a variety of degrees. With some programs, you may still need to complete a few undergraduate classes to qualify for entry. If you are pursuing a liberal arts degree and aren’t sure which graduate programs are best, see our list below.  ..read more

AddictionResources.net is offering a $1000 scholarship for the Spring semester 2024. The scholarship is for full-time students pursuing an Associate’s, Bachelor, Master, or Doctorate degree. A first and runner-up prize is available through an essay contest, highlighting a subject that is common amongst students, binge drinking on college campuses. Addiction Resources believe college students are at an increased risk for mental health disorders, which can be caused by a variety of factors. Scholarship Details: Essay Submission Deadline: December 15, 2023 Scholarship Award Announcement:&n ..read more

Photo by ELEVATE If you’re introverted, you may think a good portion of jobs are off limits. In fact, we’ve written about careers for introverts. But it is possible for introverts to thrive in jobs that require lots of interaction. These jobs include sales, customer service and education. In fact, introverts can thrive in the right position. Read on for the benefits of working in these roles and how to succeed as an introvert. Benefits: Improved Social, Communication, and Leadership Skills Increased Confidence Developing both Professional and Social Relationships Introvert Tips for Success ..read more

Every student is different and needs a certain environment to thrive. Many college students choose a college solely on location, scholarship opportunities or where friends are going. It’s not to say that these factors aren’t important, but there are many other qualities one has to consider when choosing the right college or university. Before deciding on a college, consider the factors below. Small vs Large Some students thrive at large college or university, while others feel happier at a smaller college. While larger colleges may have higher profiles due to sports teams, there are great sma ..read more

Interested in a career in media? The Television Academy Foundation today announced applications are open for its 2024 Summer Internship Program in Los Angeles for media arts college students nationwide. The program offers over 45 paid, eight-week internships at top entertainment production companies and studios. Online applications are currently being accepted through Jan. 17, 2024, at 5 p.m. (PST) at TelevisionAcademy.com/Internships. The internships give valuable hands-on experience in a variety television careers at top studios and production facilities. Internship categories include anima ..read more

Photo by Sora Shimazaki In decades past, employees could expect to stay with the same employer for their entire career. But drastic changes in the economy and job market have lead to workers changing jobs more often. Although many job changes could be a red flag to some hiring managers, there are many upsides to changing jobs or starting a new career. These include higher income potential, greater room for growth, and a more interesting work environment. But the greatest benefit to changing jobs is the ability to adapt. The Greatest Benefit of Changing Jobs Technology changes industries, crea ..read more

There has been a dramatic increase in workers looking for side hustles or part time jobs to supplement their main source of income. Resume-Library, a U.S. based job board, has noted this change and offers some advice for employers on promoting well-being in a hustle culture. “Since the pandemic people have begun to redefine success in more holistic terms. It’s no longer just about salary, position and promotions – it’s also about work/life balance, mental health and personal wellbeing,” says Lee Biggins, Founder and CEO of Resume-Library. According to Mental Health America, over 50 million U ..read more