There is much research on the connection between gratitude and well-being. While gratitude can co-exist with concerns and disappointments regarding your career plans, it can also disrupt a spiral of negative thoughts that could interfere with your progress. Here are …
Sharon Fleshman
Senior Associate Director, Nursing, Education, Social Policy & Practice
Clicked one of these organizations only to find that they’re no longer hiring? To keep you apprised of the latest in social-impact opportunities, all listings on idealist.org have a predetermined expiration date.
If you’ve missed the boat on any of …
As a first gen student, there are many qualities that you can leverage as you move forward in your career planning. Yet, taking inventory of your strengths may be a challenge for several reasons.
The busyness of life. As …
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Most people think burnout looks obvious. They picture someone slumped over their desk, unable to keep up, or someone calling in sick all the time. But the truth is, executive burnout often looks like success, at least on the outside.
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Career security is something nearly every professional wants, especially in uncertain times. However, you can settle into a comfort zone if you only focus on playing it safe. Your career may then start feeling like a trap instead of a …
Let’s talk about the elephant in every office: The need for artificial intelligence (AI) skills is here—and it’s not going anywhere. There was a time when AI was for developers in hoodies writing code in dark basements. Now, it’s reshaping …
Humility in leadership is a powerful yet underestimated quality. It’s about being confident enough to admit mistakes, seeking input from others, and prioritizing group success over personal ego. In the workplace, leaders who lead with humility build stronger teams, make …
In today’s job market, technical qualifications alone aren’t enough to guarantee success. Employers are looking for people who can communicate well and handle conflicts smoothly. That’s where strong social skills really come in.
Social skills are the abilities that allow …
As fall approaches, we prepare for a change in seasons. Whether you’ve shifted in your career focus during your degree program or came to Penn with a transition already in mind, here are some strategies to consider.
Do some self-assessment …
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Read more Emotional intelligence (EI) is a critical skill that employers want, whether in business or the workforce. According to a study by TalentSmart, 90% of top performers possess high EI, suggesting that EI is a crucial driver of success in the …
