Resources and Information for Starting a New Job

Cayla Dengate

1y

Ever been stumped by a job interview question? Perhaps it was one of those, ‘Tell us about a time when you …’ questions. Or a specific ask about your former company.

Sally Lin, MPH

1y

In the past decade, I have started 7 full-time jobs and 8 part-time gigs, contracts, and internships in an attempt to appease my insatiable curiosity (and the financial realities of pursuing higher education nowadays). What became glaringly obvious was that workplaces really differed in their offici

Alexander Besant

12mo

Welcome to the latest edition of my newsletter which will highlight one LinkedIn trending topic per day curated and cultivated by a LinkedIn News editor, as well as the conversations happening around it. Sound advice during pivotal moments.

Andrew Seaman

11mo

A person’s relationship with their job or career typically falls on a spectrum. Some people truly love their jobs.

Christine Wright

1y

The fact that you’re reading this blog indicates you may have accepted a new job offer recently, so congratulations! If the current circumstances mean you’ll be starting your new role remotely, it’s important for you to understand how your onboarding process may differ from one that is office-based,

Andrew Seaman

1y

Job searching during the summer can be frustrating because business tends to slow down as people take time off and head out on vacations. As the northern hemisphere begins a stretch of a few warm months and the global vaccine rollout picks up steam, we’ll likely see a lot of people taking extended b

Sherri Walker

1y

I have helped hundreds of people navigate the transition to a new job, but this last week I lived through that transition. Today, I completed my first week at Trinity Health and there are a few thoughts I have after experiencing this side of the hiring process.

Andrew Seaman

1y

A lot of time has been spent over the past several weeks discussing changes happening in the workforce. Some call it the Great Resignation.

Julie Lawther

4mo

A new job is an exciting opportunity, but it doesn’t come without its challenges. New routines, new responsibilities, a new working environment and a whole bunch of people you haven’t met before.

Lucy Walters

9mo

Starting a new job can be a big adjustment, but there are things you can do to really make the most of the first few days, weeks, and even months in your new role. In this article, we outline 14 things you can do when starting your new job; from introducing yourself to your new colleagues to setting

Gemma Leigh Roberts

1y

It’s the beginning of a new year, which provides an opportunity to mentally reset and start fresh. Some of us might even be starting fresh in a more concrete sense - with a new job or role.

George Anders

11mo

For anyone starting a career in retail, there’s a lot to like about Advance Auto Parts. The company is growing fast, doing business coast-to-coast in the United States, and well-known for promoting from within.