Part of the job-hunting process is rejection. It’s important not to get discouraged.

Being out of work for an extended period of time can make it hard to regain your motivation when you return. Don't fret, we've got you.

Having a tangible, achievable goal is one of the best ways to get and stay motivated. Do you have one?

There are numerous reasons that you might consider changing careers. Whatever your reasons, if you're considering it, The Job Shop can help

You can't simply DECIDE to be better at time management. You have to work at it, like any other skill. Here are some great ways to improve.

A positive attitude at work won’t make you better at your job, but it makes you a better employee. Here're some ways to Practice Positivity.

While there's no way to be 100% prepared for every interview question, having answers prepared for the most common can be very helpful.

Writing a cover letter for a job can be daunting and intimidating. Fortunately, the formula for opening a successful cover letter is easy.

Here at The Job Shop we often get asked by candidates how they can set themselves up for success. These pieces of advice will help.

Be set up for success by taking the time to set and prioritize your goals and objectives so that you can focus and set effective boundaries

A career coach is an invaluable tool for meeting your career goals, providing necessary guidance to help you stand out from the competition.

Behavioral interview questions are designed to allow someone who has never seen you work to evaluate your work. Are you prepared to answer?

Burnout is real, and it can affect all of us. Liz has some great, simple advice for countering burnout, or even preventing it altogether.

It's easy to get discouraged and lose energy while searching for a new job. Liz has some fantastic tips for stepping up your energy levels!

Have you learned how to adapt your networking processes to a virtual environment in the last year? If not, we can help!

Many of us will be returning to commuting soon, but that doesn't mean your commute has to be terrible. These ideas can help improve it.

While remote work can come with many challenges, these can be surmounted with planning, technology, and preparation.

Working from home is not for everyone, so if you have to work from home go into it with a plan.

When looking for a job, inevitably you will speak with a recruiter. Asking that recruiter great questions will set you up for success.

Year's end, and all that entails, is getting close. While many of us will be happy to bid 2020 farewell, make sure you're ready for 2021.