Careers

17Sep

Posted in Restaurant

How to Choose the Perfect Location for Your Restaurant

September 17, 20250 comment

Opening a restaurant is one of the most exciting (and risky) business ventures you can undertake. Every restaurant owner dreams of bustling dining rooms, rave reviews, and a thriving business. But let's face it… Location makes or breaks your restaurant before you even welcome your first customer. With 55% of diners…

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13Aug

Posted in Teens

7 Simple Ways to Make Saving Money Easy and Enjoyable for First Jobbers

August 13, 20250 comment

When you land your first job, there’s no doubt going to be a rush of excitement—and then, perhaps soon after, a flood of responsibilities. Between rent, bills, social plans, and maybe a few impulse buys here and there, saving money may quickly end up being at the bottom of the priority…

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29Jul

Posted in Careers

How an Online M.Ed. Can Boost Your Career in Education

July 29, 20250 comment

Pursuing an online Master of Education is no longer seen as optional for many professionals in the field. As school systems become more data-driven and outcomes-focused, educators must adapt quickly to new tools, pedagogies, and leadership demands. Earning an online M.Ed. offers more than academic credentials. It positions educators to take…

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25Jul

Posted in Teens

Make Money Freelance-Style: 7 Legit Side Hustles for Young Adults

July 25, 20250 comment

The idea of earning money without a traditional job resonates with many young adults, especially in a world where flexibility, independence, and financial freedom take priority. Whether you're a student, recent graduate, or simply avoiding the 9-to-5 grind, real opportunities exist beyond the office. Driven by the digital economy and evolving…

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22Apr

Posted in Careers

How To Stand Out When Applying for Entry-Level Construction Jobs

April 22, 20250 comment

Getting a career in construction is similar to getting other jobs. There's plenty of learning and preparation involved. But what makes construction different is a stronger emphasis on hands-on skills, workplace safety, and craftsmanship. Even if you're applying for your first job or shifting careers, that doesn't mean you shouldn't ignore…

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15Apr

Posted in Careers

Can Your Career Choice Influence Your Future Home?

April 15, 20250 comment

Your job does more than pay the bills. It can also shape where you live, how much space you have, and even what your home looks like. Put simply, your career has more influence on your future home than you might realize. So, ask yourself: is your career helping you build…

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10Apr

Posted in Careers

How Teens Can Start a Tattooing Career

April 10, 20250 comment

If you spent all your free time drawing while growing up, becoming a tattoo artist might be the perfect option for taking your passion to a new canvas: real people!  However, tattooing requires a lot of skill and a deep understanding of how to keep your clients and yourself safe (since…

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31Mar

Posted in Careers

Exploring Careers in Public Health and Environmental Safety

March 31, 20250 comment

Public health and environmental safety careers are becoming more important as health risks continue to rise. Pollution, toxic chemicals, and workplace hazards threaten millions of people every day.  Who is responsible for keeping communities safe from these dangers? Many professionals work in government agencies, non-profits, and private industries to reduce risks.…

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16Mar

Posted in Careers

The Career Benefits of Adding Ultrasound Skills to Your Medical Expertise

March 16, 20250 comment

The medical field moves fast. To stay ahead, you need skills that make a difference. If you're a doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider, adding ultrasound to your expertise can boost your career and improve patient care.   Learning ultrasound lets you make quick decisions, depend less on outside imaging, and provide…

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10Mar

Posted in Careers

Want to Advocate for Positive Change? Consider These 3 Career Options

March 10, 20250 comment

Madam C.J. Walker was born on a plantation in Louisiana in 1867. One of six children, she was orphaned at age seven and worked in the cotton fields with her sister. Saying life was hard is an understatement. Yet, Walker worked hard to fight her way out of poverty. An advocate…

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