Friday, December 19, 2025

Business Articles

Procrastination: Can it be cured or is it hopeless?

Is it possible to cure procrastination? Science says both yay and nay.

What careers are suited for you? Use these assessments to find out

We’ve all seen the “personality” tests on Facebook, “What’s your perfect career?” or “Which Disney princess is your dog?” While those are just for fun, wouldn’t it be nice if someone could help us find the right path before you graduate college or spend 20 years in a career you hate?

5 ways to overcome stress and get your focus back

One of the issues many of us face on a daily basis is the ability to self-motivate. So how do we combat this?

When you should NOT accept a job offer

When unemployed or looking to climb the ladder, a job offer may sound great, but there are conditions under which you should definitely walk away, even if you really need that gig.

Every job hunter should go get “Hire Me!” cards made up at Moo

Moo, a beacon of light for job seekers, embraces that simplicity and provides several ways to get noticed without all of the unnecessary fluff and stress.

Plot twist: Some common “weaknesses” are actually strengths

You have to walk the fine line of trying not to sound too full of yourself when listing strengths and not to sound too unqualified when listing weaknesses. But if you blend the two, you can make your weaknesses appear to be strengths if manipulated correctly.

Top 3 trends of online consumer behavior

Last week at the Content Marketing Summit, Ed Couchman, head of agency relations at Facebook, gave a presentation about new trends in online consumer behavior. Here are main findings.

Fastest growing tech job cities according to Hired (hello, Austin)

These days more and more employers are seeking out talent, not the other way around. And guess which cities are on the lead?