In today’s marketplace, an accounting degree offers a pathway to new opportunities and industries. From tax departments and manufacturing companies to large consulting firms and government agencies, accountants are always in-demand. The reality is that accountants are essential to any company, no matter the scale.

Your alarm goes off and you are already filled with dread. Not because you are tired, but because you have a negative attitude about your job. A negative attitude at work can affect your health – and of course, your career. Luckily, there are some small steps you can take to improve your attitude at work:

Whether or not you're looking for a new position, keeping your resume up-to-date is vital. Crafting a resume that is complete and compelling takes time and thought; don’t miss out on a great job opportunity simply because your resume is out-of-date.

We have all driven by industrial worksites and have seen signs about the number of days without an accident. These signs are a reminder that for some employees working in an environment that presents safety hazards is part of their daily lives. But for those of us who work in an office, safety probably rarely crosses our minds. However, a surprising number of hazards can be present in an office setting.

Collaboration is a hot topic among managers. Most management books, articles, and speakers tell you to be “more collaborative”, and with good reason. Research has proven that collaboration results in better decision-making and outcomes, as well as more efficient use of resources. Most managers agree and are already on the collaboration bandwagon, but many are confused about how to make their staff more collaborative.