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How to Turn Your Passion Into a Career
If you don't love your work, you aren't alone. According to Forbes, more than half of Americans are unhappy in their jobs. You don't have to stay in this position for the rest of your life, however. If you have a hobby you are passionate about, why not transform it into a business or career path?
By Tanoria4 years ago in Serve
Why Fresh Graduates Are Unemployed?
The rising unemployment rate among fresh graduates have become a cause of concern in Malaysia. The Department of Statistic Malaysia has released a report that presents the statistics of unemployed graduates in 2019. According to the report, the number of unemployed graduates in 2019 was 170.3 thousand persons, 5.5% higher than in 2018 which is 808.5 thousand persons. Based on a study namely Graduate Tracers Study, both public and private sector universities produced total number of 51,000 graduates in a year however about 60% of graduate remain unemployed one year after graduation. The 55% of these unemployed graduates are believed to be degree holders. This shows that being a university graduate has no guarantees to get an immediate employment.
By Diane Dora4 years ago in Serve
7 Horrible Mistakes you could make with Freelance Marketplaces
New to freelancing and wondering why you're not landing any jobs? Working from home is the best thing one could wish for. Starting is easy, but succeeding is the real deal. Research shows that a vast percentage of freelancers fail due to mistakes they make in their first year. Here are seven mistakes you’re probably making and ways how you can avoid them.
By Phoenix4 years ago in Serve
10 Compelling Reasons Why You Need a Freelancer
Freelancing has been on the rise as businesses seek to get work done faster and more effectively. Companies and start-ups are looking for new skilled talent to bring new ideas to their organizations. Statistics from Upwork’s annual report show that 47% of hiring managers are likely to hire online professionals more often in the future. In this post, I share reasons why you might need to hire online or take that work from home job task.
By CEA4 years ago in Serve
The Three Managerial Types that Will Make You Want to Walk Out the Door
We’ve all had a manager who made us feel like we wanted to walk out the door. For example: your manager assigned you a project that—if she would have taken one sip from the cup of reality—there would have been no way you could have completed the project by the deadline. Or: your manager talked about improving company culture all the time, but yet clearly demonstrated that he didn’t have the slightest clue how to do that himself. If this rings true for you, then this is your read today!
By Tanoria4 years ago in Serve
You Believing Hiring Should Be Fair is the Problem
Unless you’re getting job offers, you probably perceive how employers hire to be unfair. Every job seeker has a list of why they’re the most deserving over all the other job seekers—they’re:
By Phoenix4 years ago in Serve
Present Yourself as a ‘No Brainer’ to Hire
A few jobs back, HR had scheduled four interviews, throughout my day, for a position I had open. The first interview went “okay.” The second candidate, however, impressed me so much I hired him on the spot. I instructed HR to cancel the remaining two interviews.
By CEA4 years ago in Serve
How Google Algorithm Updates Impact Your SEO
If you're a webmaster, you're likely well aware of how important it is to keep up with Google's algorithm updates because with each new update, there's the potential for your ranking to take a hit.
By Kuranda4 years ago in Serve
My father is a killer and it's America's fault
My dad passed away a few years ago, but if you’d had met him, you’d have not thought that he was very threatening. Even in his later years, he still had a full head of dark hair sprinkled with grays. He was still handsome with a charming lopsided grin that had caused my mom a lot of stress in their younger years. He was quite the talker, after all. Time and genetics had been kind to his face despite the fact that he’d been a farmer for the last 30 years of his life, more or less. Even as cancer took its toll on him in the last few months of his life, it was still evident that my dad had been a heartbreaker in his youth. He’d shrunk a bit in the last few years, standing at barely 5' 3". Or maybe I’d had just grown taller in my adulthood and remembered him as taller from my youth. I’m sure it’s a mix of the two.
By Nev Ocean5 years ago in Serve
Friend Or Foe
It had only been about three hours, but to Herman, it felt like a lifetime. The pungent aroma of the mildew-laden boards beneath him made him restless and forced him to check his rifle over once more to ensure it was ready. Beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, his body’s insistence that the October air was not as cold as his visible breath led on. He had been given orders to find all officers and take them out as quickly as possible. Colonel Wilck had been strong in his assurances that the enemy advance would break without officer leadership. Herman, however, knew better; he didn’t make Master Sergeant in three years without knowing the enemy. But he took his place in the bell tower, orders in hand, and waited.
By Anthony Stauffer5 years ago in Serve
Miracle at Twenty thousand Feet
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Staff Sgt. Jack Flynn, top turret gunner; Sgt. Douglas Aldrich, waist gunner; Sgt. Charles Agnatovich, ball turret gunner; Sgt. Anthony DeMarco, radio operator; Sgt. John Lafferty, waist gunner; Sgt. Ralph Corning, tail gunner.
By Richard Frohm5 years ago in Serve
Armed Forces Salute
Every man and woman who put on a uniform no matter the branch have one thing in common, we all served. Ask the Army veteran who was saved by a Marine does he really care which branch the man was in, he will probably say no. The Marines will say that they have the right to question those of us in the Army about our parentage. But as my best friend who went into the Marines and I the Army said, the sailor, soldier, coastie and airman, are my little brothers and sisters and only I get to pick on them. Anyone from outside that has never served has no right to criticize.
By Lawrence Edward Hinchee5 years ago in Serve