Reflections and learning from an internship experience As interns, we apply ourselves to work to the best of our ability and to gain as much experience as possible as we prepare ourselves for the real world. However, what we don’t do, as soon as our internship comes to an end, is reflect on the...

Plagiarism can be a deadly thing. In college it can mean loss of scholarship, academic probation and even suspension or expulsion. In the business world it can mean losing your job and/or public humiliation. To the academic, the serious academic, plagiarism translates to laziness, ignorance and a lack of professionalism and integrity. Sometimes it...

When the time comes to choose a career, high school students are asked countless questions as they prepare for college and the real world. One of the most popular questions is “What is your true vocation?” A true vocation is related to the desire, feeling, and personal appreciation of a profession or career. For...

The topic of self-care has become more prevalent within the past decade and has recently gained momentum in light of the coronavirus pandemic. With changes resulting in lay-offs, working from home, or becoming an essential worker, self-care can be a pivotal resource utilized in balancing one’s career and personal life. Work-life balance can be...

See some basics on how to write and update your resume from Robert Braathe of the CareerServiceStation.com

Learn from Robert Braathe of The Career Service Station how to format and write a cover letter or an email cover letter using the AIDA model – attention, interest, desire, and action.

Ethics in the business world, whether it is a small, family run organization, or a big corporation, is truly significant. A worker is going to be more inclined to do well at the job everyday if the environment is safe, friendly, and fair. Workers want to feel good about themselves and the work they...