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04
Apr

No Phone, Fully Remote: Trending Job Search

04/04/2023By
What are No Phone, Fully Remote Jobs?If you’ve been on social media or job boards lately, you may have seen people searching for “no phone, fully remote” jobs. This type of position has become a holy grail for some individuals who don’t like more traditional career paths. For some, these preferences might seem extreme or...
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31
Mar

Learning Lakewood – Quarterly Newsletter – Q1 2023

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21
Mar

What is a Dry Promotion?

03/21/2023By
The Dreaded Dry PromotionIf you’re not familiar with the term “dry promotion,” you may have still received one. In fact, many, if not most, of us have been given a dry promotion before. The term refers to when an employee is given extra duties and responsibilities without a raise. Employees are not just asked to...
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a bad manager reprimanding his employee; bad managers are everywhere
05
Mar

Why Bad Managers are Everywhere

03/05/2023By
Why are Bad Managers Everywhere?Bad managers are everywhere, regardless of what field you work in. They micromanage, undermanage, schedule poorly, hire bad workers, and cop an attitude when faced with criticism. Truly, if you’ve worked in more than a couple of jobs you’ve likely worked under a bad manager.These bad employees have a profound effect...
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art class, artists need college
27
Feb

Do Artists Need College to Succeed?

02/27/2023By
Why Artists Need CollegeMany artists don’t see a reason to go to college. In fact, there’s a stereotype that higher education stifles creativity and can negatively affect progress. In reality, college can help artists of all kinds improve their craft, learn vital skills, and expand their skill set. Few of us are born with natural...
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happy employees at a healthy workspace
05
Feb

Signs of a Healthy Workplace

02/05/2023By
Importance of a Healthy WorkplaceMost of us probably have read or know from experience what makes a toxic workplace “toxic.” Poor management, bad structure, and low employee morale all build into a ticking time bomb that can mean death for a company. But what makes a healthy workplace healthy and how do we get there?...
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woman in a toxic workplace, bored at laptop
03
Feb

Signs You Work in a Toxic Workplace

02/03/2023By
Impacts of a Toxic WorkplaceA toxic workplace can damage a company in many ways. Employees leave, profits decline, and they earn a bad reputation. Truly, when morale drops, the people in charge of keeping everything running properly put in less effort. They are less motivated to fix broken things, seek out new tasks, and put...
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rage applying; phone with angry face
31
Jan

What is Rage Applying?

01/31/2023By
What You Should Know About Rage ApplyingYou may have seen the term “rage applying” getting thrown around online lately. It is used to describe a newly visible trend of (mostly) young adults mass applying to new positions after a bad day, week, or month, at their current job. Notably, they’ll deal with an especially bad...
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A healthcare administrator makes financial management decisions while working.
31
Jan

Surprising Ethical Considerations Healthcare Administrators Are Faced With

01/31/2023By
Healthcare administration can either be in healthcare management or public health, both of which are exceptionally challenging fields. Not only is the work demanding and draining, but you are also faced with various ethical considerations as a healthcare administrator, which affect your decision-making process.
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graduate students
30
Jan

The Biggest Challenges Faced by Graduate Students

01/30/2023By
Grad school is one of the most rewarding but challenges and difficult experiences graduate students can go through, due to many factors. These include the actual coursework, managing jobs and families, time constraints, etc.
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