a worker writing a congratulations message

Write the Perfect Congratulations Message for a Coworker (With Real Examples)

Congratulations on your achievement! Your dedication, hard work, and persistence have paid off. Celebrate this milestone with pride—it reflects your effort and excellence. There’s something special about sending a simple congratulations message to a coworker. It’s more than just a quick “Well done!” It’s a meaningful way to show respect, appreciation, and support. Whether they … Read more

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an interviewer asking exit interview questions

What Exit Interview Questions Should You Ask?

Ask exit interview questions that reveal reasons for departure, workplace issues, and improvement opportunities. Examples include: “Why are you leaving?”, “What could we have done better?”, “Were you supported in your role?”, and “Would you recommend this company to others?” Why Exit Interviews Are Important Exit interviews provide valuable insights into why employees leave and … Read more

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a worker writing their two week notice email

How to Write a Two Weeks’ Notice Email: Templates, Best Practices, and FAQs

Subject: Two Weeks’ Notice Dear [Manager’s Name], I am writing to formally resign from my position at [Company Name], effective two weeks from today. My last working day will be [Final Work Date]. I appreciate the opportunities and support I have received during my time here. I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition and … Read more

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Workforce Development Initiative Owners: Stay Connected and Keep Things Afloat for Your Stakeholders

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) public health emergency has changed our everyday lives and the way we do business. All stakeholders involved in workforce initiatives are experiencing hardship, especially businesses and schools. As the one responsible for leading workforce initiatives, your stakeholders look to you for guidance and access to critical resources. They need you to…

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Diary of a Quarantined Student: Braelyn

As COVID-19 continues to spread, high schools and colleges around the world are closing, and students are staying home. Quarantining can feel isolating, but stories like these have the power to change that.     Today’s blog is written by Braelyn Diamond, a senior communication major and marketing minor at the College of Charleston, and former Tallo…

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Diary of a Quarantined Student: Julie

As COVID-19 continues to spread, high schools and colleges around the world are closing, and students are staying home. Quarantining can feel isolating, but stories like these have the power to change that.     Today’s blog is written by Julie Canete, a student at the online Cyber Academy of South Carolina and an elite karate competitor.  …

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7 Fastest-Growing Jobs with an Associate’s Degree

Did you know that there will be over 19 million job openings this year alone?! With baby boomers retiring in droves, that means a wide-open job market for millennials and Gen Z’ers who want to forge a career for themselves. It’s also great news for people who aren’t super into the idea of a four-year…

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6-month certificate programs that lead to good jobs

Seven 6-Month Certificate Programs That Lead to Good Jobs

Who says that you need years and years of schooling to score a good job? Not us! In fact, the ever-changing economy is very much in need of skilled and vocational workers because the shortage is real. A lack of schooling and higher expectations for students has led to a shortage in skilled trade workers,…

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The 10 Highest Paying Jobs in 2020

The 10 Highest Paying Jobs in 2020

When deciding which career path to follow, salary may not be at the top of your list, and that’s OK! But what might surprise you is that not all high-paying jobs require more than four years of education, nor do they require you to move to Silicon Valley or work in tech—period. Start by looking…

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