Let’s face it: job interviews can be a massive source of anxiety. I’ve experienced this first-hand and have coached many individuals in overcoming this anxiety. There is pressure to present ourselves in the best light while still remaining authentic and relaxed. Fear not! This blog post will guide you through how to transform those nerves into confidence so you can nail your next interview.
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Check out our comprehensive guide on how to use a jacket and pair of pants to recreate the iconic "ghost with the most" look. Whether you're preparing for a costume party, trick-or-treating or simply want to channel your inner strange and usual self, this guide will provide you with all the instructions and tips you need to bring the spooky, kooky character to life.
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Before Congress adjourned for the month of October so lawmakers could hit the campaign trail, the House and Senate agreed to pass a short-term continuing resolution.
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), and we are thrilled to share the inspiring story of Babetta, a remarkable individual who has shown incredible resilience and determination in the face of challenges. Babetta’s journey with Goodwill of the Heartland (Cedar Rapids, IA) shows the power of education, support and believing in yourself.
Each year, National Employ Older Workers Week (NEOWW) is celebrated during the last week of September to raise up the important contributions of older workers in the U.S. workforce.
I’ll be the first to admit the summer heat really got to me this year. I’ve had enough of the humidity that makes my hair frizz up and my makeup sweat up by the time I get back to my apartment after a 10-minute walk. I love the warm weather, but the heat is another story. Fall brings a welcome change for me.
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With so much of our working lives spent in meetings, it’s important to ensure your meetings stay productive and beneficial for all involved. As a facilitator, you have a vital role in making meetings successful. If you want to explore how to become a better facilitator and presenter, keep reading.
The last week of September marks the annual celebration of National Employ Older Workers Week. With the number of people over 65 who are still working increasing, we see more and more that older workers need resources to find valuable employment and improve their economic standing. That was the case for senior Nora when she came to Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida (Fort Myers). She originally came in with some questions about accessing food stamps to ensure she can continue to pay her other bills and buy much-needed medicine.
September is Workforce Development Month, first celebrated in 2005 to raise awareness about the importance of our industry to a growing national economy. The month celebrates the contributions of workforce professionals and highlights events and initiatives that support job seekers and employers.
While Hispanic Heritage Month does span 30 days, it’s actually celebrated between two months. It starts September 15 and runs until October 15. That’s because September 15 is Independence Day for many countries in Latin America. As we kick off this month-long celebration, we wanted to share Juan’s story.
September 17, 2024 is National Voter Registration Day. Join Goodwill® and a coalition of thousands of partners across the country that will celebrate National Voter Registration Day and launch efforts to get every eligible American registered to vote in advance of election 2024! Every eligible citizen should have the option to exercise their right to be heard at the ballot box, and with well over 5 million registered voters to its name since 2012, National Voter Registration Day is the perfect day to start getting America #VoteReady for Election 2024.
After a lengthy break, Congress will return for a few weeks in September before adjourning again to hit the campaign trail. There are many items which Congress much address or take up during the lame duck session post-election. Congress must pass appropriations bills or a continuing resolution by September 30 to avoid a government shutdown. The House has passed 5 of 12 appropriations bills which the Senate has not passed any.
