The COVID-19 has created a worldwide medical emergency resulting in a historic change to the way the world does business. Many in the workplace have been asked, and some chose, to work from home with no knowledge of how to do so productively. Here are some best practices to create a productive “work-from-home” atmosphere, especially if you are new to working remotely. Continue reading ‘Open for Business – Own it’
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Open for Business – Own it
Published May 18, 2020 Employment ClosedTags: Gulf Coast, home, Houston jobs, Workforce Solutions
Good News: Finding a Job During a Crisis
Published April 6, 2020 Employment , finding employment ClosedTags: Goals, good news, Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, perspective, recession, Workforce Solutions
Typically, crises come with a lot of emotions about economics, employment, finances, etc., you get the picture. But there is good news! Landing a job during a crisis is not only probable but possible – so, why is this good news? Glad you asked. Continue reading ‘Good News: Finding a Job During a Crisis’
Covid-19 Out of Work – What Now?
Published April 1, 2020 awareness , Employment ClosedTags: Covid-19, Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, support, Workforce Solutions
Covid-19, popularly known as coronavirus, has been hitting the headlines ever since it was first detected in Wuhan, Hubei Province, in the People’s Republic of China. Although the initial outbreaks were initially limited to this Chinese province, this virus has now spread globally. Continue reading ‘Covid-19 Out of Work – What Now?’
Are you an Opportunist or a Procrastinator?
Published March 30, 2020 Employment , finding employment ClosedTags: Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, opportunity, procrastinate, Workforce Solutions
The last time you stopped by I told you about the evening I went to put out the trash and discovered the distinct image of a bird, (or dragon) that had formed in the evening clouds. I quickly took a picture of this image before it completely disappeared. Continue reading ‘Are you an Opportunist or a Procrastinator?’
