Stay-at-Home Parent? How to Kill It On Your Comeback Resume
If you’re a stay-at-home parent or caregiver and planning to return to work, you likely have a lot of questions about how to address the past few years on your resume. In this piece from The Muse ...
Categories: change management, do the work, job search, own what's next, re-entry, resume, women, work leave
Take Strategic Steps Toward Re-Entering the Workforce
By Lauren Beam (’07), M.S., NCC, Associate Director of Mentoring and Alumni Personal & Career Development at Wake Forest University
We all know that job seeking can be stressful and ...
Categories: career exploration, do the work, job search, own what's next, re-entry, work leave
Rest, Recharge and Refocus: Taking a Break from the Working World
By Kristin Winkle Tacy (’97), CEO, Pivot Point Professionals, LLC
Kristin Winkle Tacy (’97)
Are you overwhelmed? Exhausted? In need of a BIG break?
After 20 years of intense corporate ...
Categories: build a life, career planning, meaning, positive life habits, wellness, work leave, work strategies, work-life balance
Questions to Ask HR Before Taking Work Leave
By Lauren Beam (’07), Associate Director for Mentoring and Alumni Personal & Career Development, Wake Forest University
As you are currently reading this, I am likely already out on parental ...
Categories: career planning, human resources, own what's next, women, work leave, work strategies
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