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If you’re never as productive as you want to be, especially at work, then the answer to your problem may not lie where you think. As surprising as it may be, exercise could be the solution. We’ve all heard that exercise is good for us – amazing, in fact. It provides us with more...

Finding a great mentor as you pursue your professional career is a must-have in this day and age. Luckily for students, mentors can be found in the form of alumni and professors who teach and/or have experience in students’ desired career fields. Offering career advice to students is something that many professors make time...

Now more than ever, job candidates and employees are strongly considering company culture as a deciding factor in whether or not to join a company. As new generations of workers look to align their values and beliefs with those of their workplaces, it is important for organizations and HR departments to commit to developing...

Being an effective communicator in a group or team is a vital part of any group project.  The idea that “teamwork makes the dream work” is a phrase that always rings in my head when I get put into a new group for a project, and it’s true: teamwork truly does make the dream...

At least once in your career, there will be a time when you receive a performance appraisal that is not as great as you had hoped. There may even be a time when you receive a performance review that is alarmingly negative, despite your dedication and hard work. You may wonder how to respond...

The average college student spends the first few weeks of their new internship nervous. Trying to make a good impression, perform every task perfectly, and prove they are capable of this position. Each assignment is different and crafts new skills.  At the start of my time with Braathe Enterprises, I felt this way. Trying...

The National Association of Colleges and Employers released a list in 2018 ranking the top qualities institutions look for in students and employees. Number one, problem-solving skills. Number two, the ability to work in a team. Number three, communication skills (written and verbal). Number four, leadership and number five, strong work ethic.  In this...

The National Association of Colleges and Employers released a list in 2018 ranking the top qualities institutions look for in students and employees. Number one, problem-solving skills. Number two, the ability to work in a team. Number three, communication skills (written and verbal). Number four, leadership and number five, strong work ethic.  In this...

The National Association of Colleges and Employers released a list in 2018 ranking the top qualities institutions look for in students and employees. Number one, problem-solving skills. Number two, the ability to work in a team. Number three, communication skills (written and verbal). Number four, leadership and number five, strong work ethic.  In this...

The National Association of Colleges and Employers released a list in 2018 ranking the top qualities institutions look for in students and employees. Number one, problem-solving skills. Number two, the ability to work in a team. Number three, communication skills (written and verbal). Number four, leadership and number five, strong work ethic.  In this...