Actuarial Career and Employment Advice

Actuarial Career and Employment Advice

Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 13

Learn how to avoid bad workplaces, get the job using LinkedIn, and how to properly disagree with your boss.  How to Disagree With Your Boss (Without Getting Fired) Learn how to open disagree with your boss in a way thats constructive and non-condescending. 4 Ways To Be Memorable On LinkedIn With so much competition on

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Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 12

From standing out from the pack when job-hunting, to learning to love your job – here are some of the top career articles shared this week! 10 Ways Employees Can Be More Proactive At Work Proactivity at the office can lighten your workload and alleviate workplace stress. Try these 4 ways to be more proactive

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Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 11

From tips on dealing with an indecisive boss, to answers to commonly asked interview questions: here are the top career articles shared this past week! Five Signs That Say ‘Take This Job At Your Own Risk’ How can you tell if the company you’re interviewing with is moments away from shutting its doors? Look for

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Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 10

Change your life in 2016, speak up in meetings, and learn the uncomfortable truth about your terrible boss – all in this week’s top career articles! “Don’t be a D*ck” & Other Career Tips that People Don’t Usually Tell You Sometimes non-conventional career advice is the best type to receive, like these 11 real-world tips!

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Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 1

From conversations to have with a new boss, to the top reasons people quit their jobs, here are the week’s top career articles to help propel your professional life forward.   The Rule Of Three: How To Be Unforgettable To Employers Learn how the rule of three can be applied in your professional life, and

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Weekly Actuarial Career Advice: 24

  Every week, the Actuary.com Employment Blog brings you the top career articles with the best advice. See what’s trending this week:   Ten Good Reasons To Quit Your Job This article from Forbes’ career expert Liz Ryan reminds us that we’re never trapped in a job, regardless of how we feel. Need permission to quit your job?

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Improve Your Work-Life Balance

You’re ambitious, hard working, and trying to make a name for yourself in your professional life. Unfortunately, you’re also trying to live a life filled with friendship and relationships. While a proper work-life balance may seem impossible, the right strategies can significantly improve your mental health and overall happiness in both arenas. Work Stay Organized.

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Myth or Fact: Job-Hopping is Bad for Your Career

Listing too many jobs on a resume within short time frame was once considered a red flag for recruiters, suggesting an employee was a poor worker, unreliable and potentially in possession of poor relationship skills that could cause conflicts at work. Any working IT professional can say with certainty that times have changed. The contrasting

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How to Quit Your Job – Gracefully

While we’ve all had fantasies of quitting our jobs in a dramatic fashion, it’s rarely a good idea to do so. The way you quit your job can have long-range consequences on your career, that’s why it’s important to resign on good terms. Learn Your Company’s Policy on Resignation Take time to review your employee

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Did You Lose Your Job?

How do you explain how you lost your job. This article does a good job of helping you find the best way to explain. If you’ve lost your job – or are going to lose your job – the last thing that you want to talk about is “why” you lost your job. In fact,

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