Graduating from college is a huge milestone and an accomplishment to be celebrated. However, after graduation, you have the next step of landing a new job. If you didn’t work throughout college, this can be a challenge and can feel like endless job hunting. If you find yourself in this situation, keep reading below where we share our tips on quickly and successfully landing your first professional job.

While a 2-weeks notice isn’t required, it is strongly encouraged and is considered common courtesy to let your employer know ahead of time that you’ll be leaving. Depending on your role and industry, once you announce that you’ll be leaving your current position, you may be walked out the door on the spot, or you could be asked to stay the full 2 weeks and work on a transition plan for your current role. If the latter is likely the case for you and your company, here are a few steps to ensure you handle the departure effectively and courteously.

We’ve all been there. Having one of those days where everyone and everything needs your attention. You’ve got a million things to do and having a work freak-out moment is not one of them. If chaos is the theme of your day, and you don’t even know where to start, take a look at the tips below to find some peace and sanity.

While this past year has forced many business leaders to experience managing their teams remotely, they may still face some challenges keeping their employees productive and engaged. In today’s blog, we’ll look at ways managers can improve their team’s success while from a distance.