Thanks, But No Thanks: How To Say No To A Job Without Burning Bridges
In some ways, saying no to a job you know is wrong for you is even harder than being passed over for a job you desperately want. Maybe two job offers came along at the same time. Maybe a job that seemed perfect when you interviewed suddenly doesn’t fit your life plans. Or, perhaps you’ve
5 Questions with Ethan Holmes, Founder and CEO of Holmes Mouthwatering Applesauce
Ethan Holmes is barely out of his teens and he’s already a successful entrepreneur. In less than a year he has taken Holmes Mouthwatering Applesauce from a second place finish at Jumpstart’s 2014 student pitch competition to grocery shelves all across Northeast Ohio. Recently, we sat down with Holmes to discuss why he picked food entrepreneurship, how
A Longer Hiring Process Can Be A Good Thing For Job Seekers
Taking a while to find that perfect job? Don’t worry; not only are you not alone, the delay might actually be a good thing. According to The Wall Street Journal the average job in 2015 remains vacant for nearly a month (27.3 days) before being filled. That’s almost double the 15.3 days it took to