This blog is part four of our look at the “American Opportunity Survey”. In this post, we cover the reasons why the “skills gap” is detrimental to young individuals entering the workforce and discusses what can be done in response by today’s youth. If you're interested in learning more, keep reading.
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This blog is part three of our look at the “American Opportunity Survey”. For this segment, we will focus on the nature of the current job market, along with what it does — or does not — have to offer to today’s youth. If you’re interested in learning more about this topic, continue reading
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As part two of our continuing blog series analyzing the findings of the Goodwill Industries International (GII) and McKinsey 2024 American Opportunity Survey results, this piece will focus on the numerous challenges faced by American youth when it comes to employment. Among other things, this article will look at the skills and experience gap of today’s young job seekers, consider the mental health struggles impacting individuals and explore other financial or environmental factors that contribute to keeping younger generations out of the job market and labor force entirely.
This post will cover the status of youth unemployment in 2025. Included is information pertaining to the results of youth unemployment and the effect of said joblessness on society. We will also take a look at some of the prevailing opinions held by this population regarding the future. If you are interested in learning more about the unique characteristics of this group and the challenges relating to this topic, please continue reading.
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Walking into a job interview can feel intimidating — especially if you’re early in your career or applying for your first full-time role. But one of the easiest ways to stand out is also one of the most overlooked: asking great questions. So, whether you’re prepping for your very first interview or just want to come across as more confident and curious, here are 10 top questions to ask in a job interview, grouped by purpose and updated for 2025.
Did you know you can harness the power of AI to help you find and keep your dream job? This post covers several potential uses for AI related to finding a job, preparing for interviews and exploring potential opportunities for implementing AI at your current job. If you are interested in learning more about how to make this new technology work for you, keep reading.
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There are plenty of ways to use artificial intelligence (AI) in your career search. This post will discuss how you can use it to prepare for interviews. If you are interested in learning more about the ways this newer technology can help you be your best self and land your dream job, keep reading.
Many components are necessary to effectively secure employment and earn a stable income. In addition to strong interviewing skills and the possession of job-related competencies, another critical aspect of the process involves drafting a quality résumé. This can be a cumbersome task. However, if you are interested in learning about successful formatting techniques, determining what content to include or how to incorporate elements that can help draw positive attention to you and your experience in creative ways, continue reading.
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This blog will outline several accessible ways to equip yourself with additional knowledge and skills that can be beneficial to you both on and off the job. If you are interested to learn more about ways to advance personally and professionally, keep reading.
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You can do almost anything online now—watch TV, balance your checkbook, find great recipes, apply for jobs, talk to friends and family—the list is endless. But did you know you can volunteer via the Internet? Virtual volunteering is a great way to build your skills and strengthen your résumé. Virtual volunteers lend their time and talents from the comfort of home and on their own schedule. All you need is a computer with an Internet connection -- either at home or at your local library.
This blog details various ways individuals can work around unwelcome developments in the world of work. Layoffs, demotions, falling short of expectations, terminations and much more are common occurrences that individuals must come to terms with every year, all of which bring their own set of challenges. It is crucial to respond appropriately and prevent these events from setting you completely off-course. If you are experiencing any of these issues or are simply interested in the subject, keep reading to gain more insight.
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Do you ever spend time staring at the contents of your closet, silently contemplating what you should wear? Quite possibly, this process might not be noiseless at all. Perhaps there is some minor screaming or instances where clothes and hangers are thrown. The task of picking the correct outfit, arduous enough as it can already be, becomes even more difficult if your wardrobe selections are specifically meant for important events like first dates, funerals, court appearances or weddings.
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