When it comes to personal development, you hold all the cards. This week, all three articles we encourage you to read focus on improving yourself personally and professionally. Carving out “you” time can be hard to do, but it’s critical for long-term development. Plus, you deserve it!
Jobacle.com: Using Your Commute To Improve Your Work
Do you dread your commute to work or school every day? You’re not alone. However, we love the ideas this post provides for making the most of the back-and-forth time.
Chronicle.com: Be Smart About Using Your Smart Phone At Work
Would you check a text message in the middle of an interview? While many may scoff at the thought, it does happen more often than you think. Be smart about how you use your cell phone in class, on the job and, of course, while on the job hunt. But don’t put the phone away altogether as it may be the key to finding your next position as well, based on this article from Career Builder.
Brazen Life: Want To Be Taken Seriously At Work? Stop Doing These Things
Earning respect in the workplace takes time, especially if you are considered a millennial — a generation often categorized as acting entitled and immature. Even with the best intentions, it can be easy to fall into poor habits, such as overlooking a messy desk or using too informal of language in company emails. Avoid these pitfalls and read on for tips on how to put your best foot forward.
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