If you’re in a growing area and want to get your feet wet with flipping homes, becoming a property developer might be the avenue you’re looking for. While this industry can be highly profitable, you have to have to know what you’re doing to get off to a good start. Here are a few things to keep in mind.
It’s enchanting to talk about moving to another part of the country. We all dream of living somewhere new and creating a completely different life for ourselves. However, when it comes time to actually doing it and facing the practical aspects of relocation, things can be a little less dreamy and a little scarier.
Did you know that the peak number of IT jobs held by women was in 1991 when we reached a measly 36 percent? By 2017, that number had dropped to 25 percent, and it’s still declining. Why is this happening? It’s possible that the tech industry isn’t attractive to women.
Women in tech are badass, in more ways than one. But did you know that they face some of the most extreme gender bias of all industries? It’s true.
There are certain job opportunities that you may not be able to find in your local area – but don’t let location hold you back. Be open to other options, like relocating to another state or even internationally. On the flip side, maybe your current job is offering you advancement opportunities with an attractive compensation package. The catch is, to take advantage of it, you’ll have to relocate.
Today’s highly competitive job market can leave you feeling that you should be grateful for any job offer that comes your way. Many people say yes to employment out of desperation. But in a strong job economy, the opposite is actually true. You are the commodity.
Being confident at work is an empowering feeling. However, when you’re constantly dealing with the rules, structure, and ideas of others, it can be difficult to come by. And when we lack confidence, we open the door to negative beliefs about ourselves.
