career

Careers in the industry; from corporate to middle management, food service, media, political figures, and beyond. All workplace careers.

A Brief Intro to Things I Haven't Achieved
To start, I want to share a brief list of everything I’ve written since leaving University. - 4 diary entries - 1 recipe for “Posh Leftovers”
By George Senior6 years ago in Journal
Latest Government Jobs in Lahore High Court
The Judicial system is hierarchical in nature and had a structured form. There are levels of superiority in the legal system of senior judges and those under them. Some of the courts are federal courts in Pakistan whereas some are provisional in nature.
By Henry james6 years ago in Journal
Work Work Work
We all want that shmoney. We all want what we wish we didn’t have to work for, when in reality any type of work should be for everyone.
By _Undiscovered_6 years ago in Journal
Temporary Office Obligation
There’s no worse feeling in the world when you realize that you aren’t special. Not the kind of special that gives you an edge over everyone else, but the kind of special people delude themselves into believing to avoid the reality that they are replaceable. That’s what I figured out I am. Replaceable. There are women (and maybe men) like me who feel insecure, anxious about dealing with a world you were never prepared for, and knowing that survival often means complacency. I’m not shocked by me feeling like I’m replaceable. I’m replaceable in my job (though I hope that isn’t the case) and in my mind. The only way I know I can’t be replaced is with my family and my relationships, but even then I feel like I don’t belong in the world. It’s as if the world wasn’t made for someone like me. It’s continuing and moving on without me.
By Idalis Wood6 years ago in Journal
How to Start earning money Online & How Everyone can Achieve it
The one thing that i have also wanted to talk about with my blog is many people are living lives going to their normal 9-5 jobs and earning an income which may only get them through by the end of the month. As we are currently in an Online age where everyone can create their own digital products and come up with ideas to make more money, it opened up so many new doors for people who are looking to increase their income.
By Secrets of Colors6 years ago in Journal
I've Been Running My Music & Art Career Completely From My Bedroom For 5+ Years & Here's How
I feel like many aspiring artist overthink a lot when chasing the dream. It needs to stop. Professional studios and art spaces are really dope & I dream of having one to myself some day. But for now, my room IS my recording and art studio, I made it work for me. I like to imagine that I'm like Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory and my bedroom is my laboratory filled with everything I need to create and take over the world. Having that mindset keeps me motivated to create at home where I'm comfortable. Should you get out and experience professional studios when given the chance/opportunity? Absolutely. Should that be the requirement for your hustle, your creativity, and self growth? I don't believe so. If you don't have the money or opportunity to work in a professional studio, look around you make your environment work for what you need done until opportunity presents itself.
By Flythe6 years ago in Journal
The Mistakes I've Made - The Journey of a Young Black Author
I'm in the process of figuring out where what I want to do with my writing. I'm trying out places to post, including Vocal, looking for internships in the Fall all the while juggling my six-course school semester. This shit isn't easy and I doubt it's going to get any easier. Writers are forced to somehow create a reputable career online and somehow get slightly famous before signing with a publisher who will change your work to possibly something you don't agree with. So what about the in-between? How do go between being no one and someone within the world of writing? Are publishers really going to sign on a new writer with no reputation whatsoever? Of course not.
By Brittany Minocha6 years ago in Journal
Crucial Skills to Learn in the Tech Industry in 2020
Starting a career in the tech industry can be an incredibly wise move to make for your future. In order to see success in your chosen position, you need to stay on top of the latest trends. Learning new skills and honing existing abilities is the best way to showcase your talent and prove your relevance to potential employers. Take a look at these skills crucial to the tech industry in 2020 and see what moves you can make to enhance your expertise.
By Sasha McGregor6 years ago in Journal
How To Start Freelancing Without Leaving Day Job
Freelancing seems fascinating, but it's not. Students or non-workers often think for extra income so that they can meet regular expenses quickly. There are many ways to earn online, but Freelance is something that you can start with zero investment at home. A freelance is a perfect place for content writers, Graphic designers, and programmers that allows flexibility, creativity, and fair return.
By Manoj Rupareliya6 years ago in Journal
Physician Burn-out... who and why...
I am a physician..And I wouldnt think anything else would suit me better. I dreamed of it since I was 4 years old.. literally.. I used to play doctors by using a old kitchen stove knob as a stethoscope head, tear off little bits of paper, those were my prescriptions..Growing up, each and every choice of my academics was geared towards it..
By familydoc6 years ago in Journal
Jack of all trades..master of none.
If your career has been anything like mine, you probably started out at an entry level position in one department and over the years progressively moved upwards through different roles based on your interests, skillset and performance. This was great for me, the change kept me fresh and engaged and each of those roles provided invaluable insights into the workings of the company. In addition, the expertise I gained allowed me see the bigger picture on impacts of specific changes to the entirety of the value chain within the company.
By christabel omollo6 years ago in Journal
To You, My Ex-employer
Thank you, old friend. Thank you for letting me go. Thank you for making me realise how much better off I'd be without you. Because, truthfully, I've never been happier now as I look back at our time together with nothing but happiness. Happiness in the shape of being set free to do as I please at last. And it's because of you, that I was reborn and given a second shot at freedom. So, to you, my ex-employer...thank you.
By Jord Tury6 years ago in Journal