Career Column

Your career is probably one of the most important aspect of your life. It helps define who you are, who you want to be, and what you’d like to be remembered for. As a young professional who has worked at two companies and dealt with two different corporate personalities, I try to impart my perspectives on the working climate today.


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5 Glamorous Jobs that Aren’t as Cool as You Think

FBI agent enteringWe have this idea that certain jobs are very glamorous. They’re cool. They’re sexy. You make a lot of money or you experience a ton of excitement. What if you learned taht someone were a spy or work in show biz, you probably think their lives are just so much more exciting than yours. The reality is that it might not be the case. Being in show business might look like a lot of fun, with all the red carpet award shows and the bags and bags of swag, but is it really all that great?

There are a number of jobs that just aren’t as cool as you think they are. Sometimes, we forget that the reality isn’t the same as what you see on TV or read in books.
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5 Stressful But High-Paying Jobs

100714-N-5574R-065Are you looking for a job with high pay? There are jobs out there that pay well, but they might come with a lot of stress. Indeed, some of the jobs that pay more than six figures on average come with a great deal of stress.

For some people, high stress just isn’t worth the money but if you’re willing to deal with it, you could pursue a career in a field that others avoid:

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7 Tips to Supercharge Your Productivity

ProductivityMany of us recognize the importance of productivity. Getting more done can help us earn more money, as well as ensure that there is more time to do the things we really want to do.

If you are concerned about your productivity, and worried about how you can improve your performance, here are 7 tips that can help you supercharge your output:
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Improve Your Career By Networking at Events

NetworkingIf you really want to supercharge your career, networking at events can be a real help. Attending events, and networking, gives you a chance to establish a real personal connection with people in your field, or even people in another field.

These personal connections can help you later, as well as result in solid friendships that can enrich your life. If you are looking for a way to improve your career situation, don’t just focus on your resume. Make sure that you consider getting out there and networking with others face to face.

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Five Surprising High Income Jobs

CasinoMany of us expect doctors and lawyers to make a high income. Some of us might even have heard about the high salaries pulled down by air traffic controllers. However, these aren’t the only high income jobs out there.

Salary.com lists a high income job as one that pays between $80,000 and $100,000 a year (there is another category for six-figure jobs). You might be surprised at how much some of the following jobs pay — even if you don’t have an advanced degree.

Here are 5 surprising high income jobs:

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Volunteer Activities that Can Boost Your Resume

Most college students and recent grads are busy trying to find jobs to bolster their resume and land them their first career job. Likewise, those who have been out of work for some time don’t want gaps in their resume. Volunteer opportunities offer job seekers both a way to enrich their resume and continue to improve their job skills.

Take Robert, for instance. He was interested in working in the genetics field. He began volunteering at a campus research lab his sophomore year of college. At first, he was doing menial tasks, but as those at the lab became familiar with him and his worth ethic, his responsibilities increased. The director, a world-renowned research, saw how bright Robert was as well as his passion and dedication and began working with him in a paid position. When Robert graduated, he had several years experience working under a leading edge researcher, which helped him get into a top-notch graduate school. Today he is running his own lab.

If you are looking to enhance your resume as Robert was, remember that volunteer opportunities can provide valuable experience and job skills. When looking for a volunteer opportunity, consider these types:

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7 Ways to Protect Your Privacy on Facebook

Privacy PleaseFacebook has revolutionized the way we interact with others online. We can upload pictures, share stories, and catch up with old friends. Facebook is so popular that most Americans with Internet access use Facebook at least once a month (how do you compare?).

Many users share most of their private, sensitive personal information without even realizing the danger they may be subjecting themselves to. However, you can easily protect yourself by taking just a few minutes to update your account. Here are some simple changes you may want to make to your account:
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Could You Benefit from an Accelerated MBA?

accelerated MBAMy program at Syracuse University was an accelerated MA. I started going to school ahead of fall semester, and finished up during the summer semester almost a year later. I still had all of the credits required for a Master’s degree, and I still completed a rather challenging project (plus took more than one class requiring a large research paper). However, by not taking summers off, and participating in Syracuse’s intense program, I finished my MA in one year.

Professional programs are well-suited to accelerated graduate degrees, and MBA programs are starting to jump on the bandwagon. Most MBA programs are two years, but it’s now possible to participate in a one-year program at some schools.

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