As we begin a new year, it can be helpful to know the best times of the year to look for a new job.
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The Rise in ADHD Diagnoses in Young Professional Women -
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Embracing the Strengths of Highly Sensitive People in the Workplace
Preparing for Graduate School Interviews
Applying to graduate school is a long process and if you have been invited for an interview, you should take a moment to congratulate yourself. Now, the next step is to prepare for this very important meeting. Preparation is key to understanding the types of questions you might be asked as well as preparing your own questions to ensure that this program will be a good fit for you. Of course, you are hoping to be accepted to programs to which you have applied; however, it is also extremely important to remember that graduate school is a serious commitment.
Goal Setting and Planning
This "From the Archive" post is perfect for those of you sitting down to make new year's resolutions right now. If many of those resolutions are career-related, you might also want to check out the post "New Year - New Career". Happy 2021, all!
Post written by guest blogger Charlesice Hawkins, Detailee within OITE.
Why It’s Still Important to Take Time Off
With all the holidays and the end of the year upon us, we are entering a time when people traditionally tend to take vacation. During the pandemic though, people might be considering not taking time off because travel and social gatherings are being limited. Even if you don’t have any vacation plans, it is worth remembering the importance of time away from work.
Tips to Manage the Winter Blues
Post written by guest blogger Jenn Wiggins, Wellness Advisor at OITE.
Evolution of the Office – What’s Next?
Even before the coronavirus struck, the reign of the office as a permanent fixture in modern professional life had begun to look a bit shaky.
Teaching at a Community College 101
Post written by guest blogger Ana M. Ribeiro, Special Programs Coordinator within OITE.
What researchers need to know when applying for a faculty position at a Community College
Online Employment Career Assessments
Many job seekers are reporting that companies are requiring some type of online assessment as part of their overall application. This was common pre-pandemic; however, during COVID, the use of pre-assessments has increased. We anticipate that this will become the new norm and trainees, especially those looking for non-academic jobs, should expect to take an assessment when applying for many different roles.
Adaptability is a Learned Skill
We have always lived in a world full of uncertainty, but this moment feels especially ripe with unknowns, doubts, and fears. This particular moment in time can feel quite overwhelming to many, which is why it is so important to continue to work to cultivate adaptability in ourselves.