No one teaches you how to find a job. But still, ready, set, go.....

With all of the elaborate education requirements we have in the United States you would think how to do your taxes, real-world math, and how to find a job would be among those subjects we're all required to take, unfortunately, they aren't so we enter the world with so many unknowns.

In fact, it feels like once you are off to college the less forthcoming others are with the information you need to survive. You're entering into a real word Game of Life and you're competing against almost everyone around you which is why their lips are sealed. Don't be too hard on your loved ones, the job market changes too swiftly for your parents to give you relevant advice anyway. To be honest, no one really taught any of us how to find a job. So give yourself a break as well, we expect you to execute something we really haven't prepared you to do.

Now that I am thinking about it most of us learned through trial and error, however, I understand how important these initial decisions are to your overall journey towards happiness, so I am here to help you skip some of the trials and avoid some of the errors.

Whether you need to update your resume, interested in salary negotiation tips, want to change careers, or are re-entering the workforce, I have done an extensive amount of research on these topics and have linked them here for easy access. My articles cover a wide variety of topics focused on college and career readiness for recent high school and college graduates.

Want me to address a topic I haven't yet written about, please feel free to reach out to me at 720-505-3071 or [email protected].