“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 10th December 2019.”
Most of us think of the things we’d like to change with the New Year. For some, it’s “New Year New Career.” And why not? But what should you do instead of making a list of New Year’s resolutions that, let’s face it, may fail? Experts agree that the best thing is decide to make just one big switch that will create the most change in your life — for you, that might be a career change.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 27th February 2020.”
2020 was an exciting time for the tech industry. New technologies means there’s plenty of job growth and opportunity for well-prepared prospects. In fact, US News and World Report points to software development, web technologies and data management as the top career areas for the next decade.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 24th September 2020.”
Among the many business impacts that came from the COVID-19 pandemic, none may be more profound than the increase in digital commerce and the need for digital marketing.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 15th June 2020.”
The coronavirus pandemic changed the way that we go to school, work and even interact with one other. But we’ve also learned that many things can be done remotely just as efficiently: working, shopping and even learning can be done entirely online.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 19th March 2020.”
If you’re considering online courses, that’s great! Learning online is the perfect way to gain new skills on your own time, wherever you may find yourself.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 5th February 2019.”
What if we could give you a surefire way to set yourself apart from other job applicants in any organization or industry? While there are no magic formulas for gaining the knowledge needed to be successful, there is a way to put yourself ahead in almost any position in any industry.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 13th April 2020.”
We hear a lot these days about a “skills gap,” in which companies struggle to find, recruit and hire employees with “hard” skills like coding, data science or mechanical skills.
“Originally published at blog.ed2go.com on 25th April 2019 .”
We’ve all been on teams that had amazing leaders — and teams whose leaders were not so great. What is it that makes a great leader? Excellent communication skills is one trait.