2 weeks. 14 days. 336 hours. - It's been long know that if you are going to leave a position, you should let your employer know at least two weeks ahead of time. But with more companies downsizing or out right firing "bad" workers in an faster pac...

Paris Hilton and Daymond John. No one embodies what this podcast episode is all about more than Paris Hilton and Daymond John. A New York socialite that, from the outside looking in, appears to be famous for little more than being birthed in a rich f...

Ever since high school you have likely been told how important your resume is to getting in the coveted interview chair. - Think about it: If you wanted a career, it started with your job. If you wanted a job, it started with an interview.

If you were to ask me what happened to the American internship I would tell you non-forward thinking companies killed it, and recent grads and 20Somethings let it happen. - Over the last decade internships have been in a tailspin. -

So let us get this straight? You were born on the west coast of the United States, went to college on the east coast, traveled the world three times over to countries such as Germany, Thailand and Turkey and now you live in Japan as a business coach an...

Could you imagine working 35 hours a week in an industry you loved and never getting paid? - Many people do it everyday. It's called an internship. The internship has been around forever as an opportunity to teach eager young people how an industry op...

Whether you work as a nanny for a family across town, a vice president at your local bank branch or apply for 8 jobs a day, you can feel unloved in the work you do. - Your bosses appear to never recognize your amazing skills.

Can we both be honest for a second? - This is a podcast episode that's been in the works for the last 4-6 weeks, easy. - 20Somethings like you probably hate LinkedIn. You likely consider it boring, uneventful and kind of pompous. -

Wouldn't it suck to get laid? - Being called into your bosses office. Having to hear that you are no longer needed. And then having to take your final walk out of the place you once called your place of employment. -

Picture this: - You're scrolling through the world of online job sites like Indeed and Idealist and you come across your ideal dream job. The location is perfect, the salary is perfect, the company is perfect. It's the perfect job for you. -