Thinking about being a Digital Nomad? High schoolers know the standard questions as they approach graduation: what are you going to do or what do you want to do? Don’t worry about how to answer such silly questions. Most of us never really know what we want to be “when we grow up.” Instead, think about the possibilities ahead of you. Perhaps you have been considering some kind of career that allows you to work remotely. The idea of working in your pajamas or while exploring a

If you’re a prospective college student with a knack for tinkering, you’re in luck. In today’s technology-laced economy, the demand for engineers has never been higher, as companies are doing all they can to add young, innovative people to their staff. There are several ways that you, as a student in high school, can develop your passion and use it in the future. Whether you just want to play around with gadgets or become a professional, here are a few ways you can grow as an

Love this blog post written by Tim Urban, from Waitbutwhy.com on careers... Hey readers! Quick note before we jump in: This is a post about something I’ve been wanting to write about forever: careers. Society tells us a lot of things about what we should want in a career and what the possibilities are—which is weird because I’m pretty sure society knows very little about any of this. When it comes to careers, society is like your great uncle who traps you at holidays and goes

I always enjoy reading different ideas on how we can best do this... If you're searching for your next career move - Give this is a read. Monica Luwes, the manager of the Sasol Corporate Bursary Services Graduate Centre, has some valuable advice for young people who have not yet made a decision on which career path to pursue. One of the most daunting choices you’ll face in your last two or three years of school is deciding which career you’d like to pursue, and which tertiary

Ever wondered if you really need that degree? This article "Do I Need a Degree to Get a Job?" will help you flesh it out... If you ask 10 people today if they are working in the field they studied in college, chances are that more than half of those people will answer in the negative. And yet for most of us, deciding what to study in college felt like the first step on our professional journey. Were we wrong? Yes, and no. ... Read more at the full & original article HERE> #St

No matter what move you are making, there will always be opportunities to change the direction of your career path if you need to, writes Joseph Barber. Many of you have probably heard the saying “A dog is for life, not just for Christmas.” It is a reminder to parents to tell their children that while they may really want a puppy, they have to realize that they can’t just throw it into the cupboard or leave it lying around on the bedroom floor like their other holiday gifts w