Ariella Coombs

2 months ago | workitdaily.com | Ariella Coombs |Jenna Arcand

A career resolution is exactly what it sounds like: a resolution for your career intended to help you grow into a better professional. At Work It DAILY, we believe that you need to work on your career every day (yes, you do, in fact, need to "work it daily"). So, everyone should make a career resolution or two along with those other ambitious personal resolutions.

Nov 15, 2024 | workitdaily.com | Ariella Coombs |Jenna Arcand

BigstockIf someone is being condescending, whether they realize it or not, it’s important to call them out on it. Ignoring condescending behavior won’t make it go away; it often worsens over time. Addressing it not only protects your well-being but also reinforces a culture of respect in the workplace. Dealing with a condescending co-worker can be uncomfortable, but tackling the issue head-on will leave you feeling more empowered and respected.

Nov 14, 2024 | workitdaily.com | Ariella Coombs |Jenna Arcand

If you're in the middle of a frustrating job search, the holidays can be the worst time of year for you. It may not exactly bring out the best in you when old Auntie June keeps asking why you haven't found a job yet. Each time the question comes up, it feels like a reminder of what you’re still working on, making it hard to stay positive. And sometimes, well-meaning family members may offer advice that feels more like criticism than support.

Oct 4, 2024 | workitdaily.com | Ariella Coombs |Jenna Arcand

You hate your job. You find yourself complaining about it daily to your family and friends. Every Sunday night, you tell yourself that you're finally going to quit and find a new job because you just can't take it anymore. But you don't. Instead, you go to work, come home, complain, and start the whole cycle over again. You're completely miserable in your current job, but you're absolutely terrified to find a new job. Why? Yes, starting a new job can be scary.

Sep 26, 2024 | workitdaily.com | Ariella Coombs |Jenna Arcand

Bigstock"In the online dating world, your first impression is digitized—and your career is part of that," says Laurie Davis, author ofLove at First Click: The Ultimate Guide to Online Dating. Most dating profiles have a section to discuss your job. When you're unemployed, avoid listing a hopeful job title or giving a resume rundown. Avoid posting old photos, or mentioning a would-be job or past position because it sets expectations you can't live up to in person.