Deciding to leave your place of work is a big decision and seldom an easy one. Regardless of whether you were offered a better role at a different company or you’re starting a work-from-home job, submitting your resignation can be a nerve-wracking moment in your career. But it’s also a moment that reflects your professionalism. […]
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The job search can be a daunting task. You need to get your resume in front of the right people, prepare for the interview, and then, of course, make the right impression during the said interview. But even after you’ve forged through those stages of the job hunt, there’s still one important thing left to […]
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Today we’re tackling a question from a reader, about working from home without a college degree. Read on to see what advice I have for this single mom. Dear Holly, I have been following your site, and I like it very much. However, it seems that most, if not all, of the women who decide […]
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Even if you work hard to build a successful career, there may still come a time when you find yourself in a rut. It happens to the best of us, but it can be a frustrating and discouraging time in your career. If you’re currently feeling stuck, it could be due to any number of […]
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If you’re interested in working from home, chances are relatively high that you participate in a remote job interview at some point. With more than 300 million users, Skype has become one of the most popular platforms for conducting video conferences. It’s wise to get Skype-savvy! There’s also a lot more to consider for a […]
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I remember holding my screaming, colicky first-born child, craving sleep. I fantasized about what life would be like when she could cut her own meat, get herself bathed and dressed, and speak in complete sentences. That baby is now 15. She wolfs down a steak in record time (after photographing it for her Snapchat story), […]
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If you enjoy working as an attorney, but you want to spend more time with your family, working from home may be the solution. Here are some companies and places that regularly offer telecommuting positions for lawyers. If you’re looking to change careers, I have some alternative career paths for lawyers too! Where to Find Work-From-Home […]
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Today we’re answering a question from a reader about reentering the workforce after being a stay-at-home mom for 12+ years. Read on to see what tips we have for those of you who are reentering the workforce after a long absence. Dear Work at Home Woman, I have been a stay-at-home mom for over 12 […]
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Have you ever wanted to change careers? If you’re like 75% of 30-somethings out there, the answer is a resounding, “Yes!” And that’s okay. The average worker has 10 to 15 job changes throughout their career. Career changes can be out of necessity, i.e., you were laid off or hit a glass ceiling. Sometimes they […]
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Sponsored by Strayer University If you left your traditional 9-to-5 behind to stay-at-home with your kids, it can be challenging to figure out what’s next for your career path. With new technology and innovations, you may not have the skills and the latest cutting-edge knowledge about your industry anymore. Maybe your interests and passions have […]
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