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Broomall Man Wants to Encourage Other Men to Go Into Nursing
Despite nursing shortages everywhere, men still only make up about 12.1 percent of the nursing workforce. Cliff Konah, a father of five sons in Broomall, is going back to school to become a nurse to prove to other men that it’s a good career to pursue, writes Mateo Iadonisi for 6abc. “I guess you could…
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Why Are Employees Quitting Their Jobs? Toxic Work Culture
As Gen Z enters the workforce, company culture becomes more pertinent. According to a LinkedIn survey, 87 percent of Gen Z respondents said they would turn down or quit a job if the employer’s values did not align with their own. Among both https://montco.today/tag/gen-z/Gen Z (1997–2012) and Millennials (1981–1996), 60 percent told LinkedIn that company…
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How to Add Some Fun Factors to Your LinkedIn Posts
Want to know how to add some fun factors to your LinkedIn posts? You can add emojis or Unicode or vary your formatting and writing techniques. People post on LinkedIn and social media for many different reasons. Here is a list of some reasons, though there may be more reasons than what is listed. Reasons…
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Freelance Creative Jobs in Demand Despite A.I. Renaissance
As A.I. jobs and tools become dominant, many creatives are worried about what this means for their employment status. However, robots are not taking over after all. According to Freelancer.com there’s been a surge in freelance design jobs for the first quarter of 2023. Freelance creative jobs that have seen growth are T-Shirt Design,…
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Wynnewood WSJ Journalist Retires, But the Call of the Written Word Still Beckons
Retired Wall Street Journal reporter Robbie Shell has retired to her Wynnewood home. But the journalism exit has merely redirected her relationship with words. Shell explained in the WSJ. She recalled being a “gold-star” third-grade reader, plowing through books and reporting on them. That love of words opened a journalism career, where Shell read volumes,…
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Four Remote Jobs for Stay-at-Home Parents
The nine-to-five life can be stressful for anyone, especially parents. If you’re struggling to find a balance between your office and home life, there are some remote jobs that could work for you. Here are some remote jobs for parents, according to Jessica Howington of FlexJobs. Writer/Blogger Average annual salary: $48,732 As a parent,…
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King of Prussia PR Account Exec Succeeds in Working from Home: Skin Treatment On, Camera Off, Cat in Lap
Dana Good, a King of Prussia public relations account executive, organized her personal and professional lives to succeed in a completely remote career. Robin Madell, MSN, reported how Good balances responsibilities at home and on the job. “I’m so grateful that I started my career virtually,” Good said. “It’s been the best thing for me.”…
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Four High-Paying Jobs Where You Can Earn Over $150,000
High-paying jobs may seem hard to attain, but there’s an abundance of options if you’re choosing a new career path or looking to take your job to the next level. Here are jobs that pay more than $150,000, according to GoBankingRates. Nurse Anesthetist Average annual salary: $183,580 A person in this position…
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Introducing ‘Shadow Her’: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Achieve Business Success
The O’Connor Group, a dynamic King of Prussia organization led by CEO and founder Marcia Zaruba O’Connor, has announced the launch of Shadow Her, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting women entrepreneurs. Its six-month program is designed to equip women entrepreneurs with the skills and resources they need to achieve success in today’s…
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Five High-Paying Jobs That A.I. Can’t Replace
Artificial intelligence generators such as Chat GPT are worrying the U.S. workforce. However, there are many careers that can’t be replaced by robots. Here are high-paying jobs that can’t be replaced by artificial intelligence … at least any time soon. Lawyers Average annual income: $127,990 While A.I. could make lawyers’ jobs easier by…
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Ask SCORE: Is Customer Service Alive in Your Business?
It seems that the concept of customer service has become foreign to large corporations. Technology has enabled companies to have computers talk to you when you call. The majority of the time, the computer cannot answer your question so you begin to ask for a human to talk to. After several futile attempts, you find…
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Need Some LinkedIn Post Ideas? Here Are 57 Brand Builders
Need LinkedIn post ideas? You might post for brand awareness, conversion, to educate, entertain, inspire, lead gen, thought leadership, or other reasons. Of the 900 million people on LinkedIn globally, only a small percentage are active. If you don’t know what to post on LinkedIn or other social media, below is my listicle of 57…
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Five Laid-Back Jobs That Are Low Stress
The nine-to-five workday can be rather stressful in today’s rat race. However, plenty of laid-back jobs will make you feel like you’re already retired. Here are a few, according to GoBankingRates.com. Travel Writer For those with the travel bug, this job will allow you to make money by exploring the world. Freelancers can…
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Three Ways To Overcome Remote Work Challenges
Remote work can be rewarding, but it also comes with its set of challenges. Here are ways you can overcome the obstacles of working remotely, according to Flex Jobs. Set Boundaries Try to dedicate a room in your house or a portion of your apartment as a designated workspace. This is the best way…
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Three Ways to Take Care of Your Mental Health in the Workplace
In the age of an ongoing pandemic and high inflation, it’s no doubt that people’s mental health will suffer. Work responsibilities can only add to that stress. Here are ways employees can address their mental health, according to Forbes. Be Honest If you’re facing workplace challenges that could be impacting your mental health, it’s important to…
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The Wall Street Journal Asks, What the #@$%! Happened to Our Manners at Work?
If you are someone whose company mandated a return to the office, one aspect you may have missed was the camaraderie of other people. But you may have encountered people who got so used to working by themselves that they no longer make the effort for some common manners. The Wall Street Journal discussed how…
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Four Jobs That Pay for Travel
Do you have the travel bug and want to see the world? You’re in luck! There are plenty of jobs that pay for travel and lodging, so you don’t have to worry about using PTO or doling out extra cash for your next big trip. Here are jobs that pay for travel, according to Zippia. …
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Ask SCORE: Should I Write a Business Plan?
Without proper planning, starting a business can be like getting in the car without knowing where you would like to go. Just like you need a map or directions to guide you to a new location, you also need a plan outlining where you would like to go with your business. Years ago, when entrepreneurs…
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