General Real Estate Laws You Need to Know Before Becoming an Agent
Real estate agents are the frontliners in the trillion-dollar property market. They are the ones who generate revenue for the industry. They are also likely the ones to be in the middle of legal issues. These legal issues can cost agents thousands of dollars. It can also cost their careers. Being careful and knowing these
Opportunities and Growth: How the Pandemic Affected Human Resources
In the pre-pandemic world, when someone mentions their ‘workplace,’ the first thing that comes to mind are buildings, corporate attires, and office spaces. Fast forward to where we are now, change all that to work-from-home setups, loose shirts, pajamas, living rooms, and whatnot. The current situation has resulted in many of us adapting a work
Adjusting to Millennials in the Workplace
During this COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of individuals have lost their jobs due to companies laying off employees to save their business finances. Due to this situation, many unemployed individuals have been looking for new opportunities in other sectors. Everyone is adjusting to the current work situation and for new hires, this may be a
Staying Nimble And Relevant In Your Tech Career
The tech world is a highly competitive career path to pursue but also a very rewarding one in the long term, and as consistent research and development drive tech more forward into the center of our lives, the tech industry as a whole is guaranteed to stay. As a result, we see more and more
First Responders’ Guide to Self-care
Many people can’t imagine having the job of a first or an emergency responder. Whenever there are traumatic and stressful events that may or may not be causing harm to people, they would be the first person there to face the threats and combat them. If there’s a fire, the fire department would be there
Non-Profit Sustainability: Four Capacities to Strengthen in COVID-19 Times
Come to think of it, it’s a conundrum of sorts. In the history of America, never has there been a time when people need non-profits the most. All the more now that the number of Americans who have succumbed to the virus has surpassed the 500,000 mark last February 22. It’s definitely a grim milestone
How to Find Your Next Employees
No College Required: High Wages with Minimal Education
Sometimes a high school diploma and a little bit of training can be enough to land you a high-paying job. Specific industries offer salaries exceeding $60,000 for technical or skilled blue-collar work. Transportation If you can drive, you’re good to go. Well, not exactly. Truck drivers are
5 Health Effects of Hazardous Waste Exposure
Everyone should be proactive when it comes to their health, like eating healthy meals and exercising regularly. However, some factors can also affect health, including the environment. Today, waste is one of the growing problems the world is facing. The cities produce about 1.3 million tons of
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