Have you ever heard of freeCodeCamp? It's an interactive learning platform consisting of a community forum, chat rooms, online publications, and 8,000+ tutorials to help make learning web development easy and accessible to everyone!
On average, web developers make $107,510 per year!
According to their site, "more than 40,000 freeCodeCamp.org graduates have gotten jobs at tech companies including Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Spotify" since 2014.
Check it out: https://www.freecodecamp.org/
Upon completion of different modules, you can earn certifications to add to your resume and Jobcase profile!
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So here's the problem. I work as a bartender and have for years. I've been at my current job for 4 years and my boss REALLY wants me to be a manager. I appreciate that he has faith in me and my ability to be a good leader, but I don't know that I want to be a manager.
I know it'll be good for my career development but I really enjoy being a bartender. But he's been asking me every single shift....
Advice? Thoughts?
#careerdevelopment #hospitality #whatdoido #advice #watercooler
Positive imagery and a clear idea of your career goals are powerful ways to remain inspired to advance. Below you will find some helpful tools designed to help you get started today!
How to set career goals and achieve a fulfilling career you’ll love
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No goals, I’ve achieved my Goals in Life; retired as a Senior NCO in the Military and was a successful Manager at a Steel Mill afterwards. I would like to work part time to make alittle extra income, but nothing more then $250.00 a week
No offense but I have always found that question to be strange. I don't think people really know what they want to do in five years. The logical answer would to be happy, healthy and making a ton of money.
Have you realized that you may be a bit overqualified at your current job? Here are some tips to help you through.
Ask for more responsibilities
There's nothing worse than feeling bored at work. Ask your manager or supervisor for additional duties or responsibilities. You may be surprised with what you are offered to take on! This could help you add some excitement into your days AND give you some resume-boosting experience.Extend a helping hand to fellow coworkers
If you notice that a coworker is always frazzled and overwhelmed with too many tasks, see if you can help out. You may be able to work on new projects and even learn a new skill or two.Network, network, network
Never underestimate the power of making connections. Networking with others - those inside your company, clients, friends of friends, etc. - can help you gain insights into other industries and positions that could help you down the line! You never know who you may meet, you could unwittingly make a career-changing connection!
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My coworker wrote an informative article and shared 7 tips to asking for a raise (and get it!) I was curious... have YOU ever asked for a raise?
- What steps did you take?
- How did it go?
Comment below!!
#watercooler #jobcasetips #shareyourstory #careerdevelopment #jobsearch
I did ask for a raise when new hires were starting out making more than myself. I got it!! I learned a lesson right then and there you have to look out for yourself because no one else is going too
No,never
Want to expand your #connections and build up your personal network… but not sure where to start? We’d LOVE help!
This article talks about who are the best professional connections to build your network. These connections will help you succeed in finding a job as well as building YOUR career.
Reach out if you have any questions! The entire Jobcase Team is here to help.
Making #connections is a crucial part of building your network and accelerating your career!
When pursuing his studies, Dovas realized how important it truly is.
"Networking is no longer optional; opportunities arise through interaction and not through a transcript."
Who have YOU connected with lately? Tag them in the comments below!
The #Amtrak Management Associate Program is a 1 - 5 year commitment, which includes training rotations with relocation that will familiarizes students with the wide range of business activities across the Amtrak organization!
The purpose of this program is to develop high potential participants by providing skills and experiences to prepare individuals for leadership positions. Learn more here.