Evaluate Your Needs and Expectations to Find the Right Career Path

Liking what you do for a living is important. But there’s a big difference between liking your job and having a career that fulfills you professionally and personally. You can definitely find a happy medium, though, by evaluating your personal needs and expectations before heading into a career path. Start with these steps to find a good balance between work and life.

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Goodwill® on the Green: Getting Ready for Golf’s 2017 U.S. Open

Just putting around the house this weekend? Maybe you should grab some golf clubs to get in the mood for the 2017 U.S. Open which begins next week! Start your new backyard hobby with some budget-friendly thrifted gear or go for the gold jacket by updating your professional equipment with surprising Goodwill finds. Need a little inspiration? Here are some of our favorite golf-themed thrift wins!

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Interviewing 101: Questions to Ask the Employer

An interview isn’t just a chance for the employer to get to know you—it’s also a chance for you to get to know the company at which you’re applying. Coming to the interview with some questions prepared in advance demonstrates to the employer that you’re interested in becoming a contributing, integrated member of the team and organization.

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Book Review: The Unfortunate Reality of Re-Training Today’s Workers

Imagine waking up one morning and discovering that many of your friends, family and others in your community lost their job! In her new book, Amy Goldstein shares the story of one community where residents were plunged into unemployment and poverty after the town's largest employer left. Here is what we can learn from their story and the unfortunate reality of re-training today’s workers.

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