Welcome to the Jungle

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Dark side of DINKs: Working as a childfree adult | Welcome to the Jungle

Dec 11, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Kaila Caldwell

A growing number of adults in the US are redefining traditional family dynamics by embracing a childfree lifestyle. Highlighted in a recent Pew Research Center survey and celebrated on social media platforms like TikTok, these dual income, no kids (DINK) couples are prioritizing career ambitions, financial independence, and personal fulfillment.
Should you give your manager feedback? The case for upward feedback | Welcome to the Jungle

Dec 5, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Sophia Constantino

As a working professional, you’ve most likely received some kind of feedback from a manager. It’s a cornerstone of workplace dynamics, with studies consistently highlighting the importance of meaningful manager feedback for individual growth, team cohesion, and overall performance. In fact, according to a Gallup study, 80% of employees who receive weekly, meaningful feedback report higher engagement. But what about feedback in the other direction?
Office holiday parties: Networking goldmine or overhyped obligation? | Welcome to the Jungle

Dec 3, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Sophia Constantino

As 2024 draws to a close (yes, already!), the holiday office party looms large—a festive tradition for some, a dreaded obligation for others. For some employees, it’s an opportunity to network, celebrate accomplishments, and build camaraderie. For others, it’s an unwelcome extension of the workday, clashing with personal commitments or preferences. So how do you decide whether to attend?
Find your dream job through the quiet power of self-awareness | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 27, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Rose Costello

Dana Balicki was a rebellious teenager attending high school in Calabasas, California, when she first glimpsed the path her life might take. “There were a lot of wealthy, entitled kids in that school and they used to leave a lot of trash everywhere for the cleaners to take care of,” she says. At one point, the janitorial staff decided to stop cleaning up after the students and go on strike.
Standing out in an interview: Creative responses to common questions | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 26, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Debbie Garrick

You did it! You crafted the perfect cover letter, spent painstaking hours tweaking and targeting your resume, and sailed through the phone screening to land the interview – Go you! Now it’s time to get serious and put in the prep to ace your interview. Take a look back over your resume and career to date, re-read the job description, and start thinking about what the interviewer wants to hear.
The rise of homeless workers

Nov 21, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Madeleine Crean

Homelessness is often portrayed as a plight of society’s most vulnerable, reinforcing damaging stereotypes of addiction, joblessness, and isolation. But a growing, hidden reality challenges these assumptions: many homeless individuals are employed, struggling to survive amidst skyrocketing living costs and stagnant wages. These workers, despite holding jobs, are unable to secure stable housing.
The emotional toll of quitting in Japan—and the role of professional quitters | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 20, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Kim Cunningham

Quitting a job is never easy, but in Japan, it can feel like an emotional minefield. In a culture where loyalty to one’s company is deeply ingrained and work is often seen as a core part of one’s identity, the act of resigning carries a heavy burden of guilt, shame, and anxiety. For many, leaving a job isn’t just a professional decision—it’s seen as disrupting harmony and abandoning a sense of duty.
Not all feedback is good. Here's how to challenge unhelpful criticism | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 14, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Debbie Garrick

When someone tells you what you’re doing wrong, it’s rarely easy to hear—especially when the feedback leaves you feeling frustrated, defensive, or unsure of what to do next. Even well-intentioned feedback can feel like a challenge, but it’s essential to accept constructive criticism to learn, improve, and ultimately grow in your role. However, not all feedback is created equal. Sometimes, criticism misses the mark, leaving you with vague pointers that don’t actually help you progress.
The traits of a great boss (and how they make your work life better) | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 13, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Madeleine Crean

Effective leadership comes in many forms. While there isn’t a single recipe for success, there are a few essential ingredients. A great boss can be an incredible asset to their team, individual members, and the entire organization, serving as the heart of a positive workplace culture. We’ve all encountered a bad boss who can make work feel draining and create stress that hinders our potential. On the other hand, good management lays the groundwork for innovation, collaboration, and growth.
10 fun ways people are using AI at work | Welcome to the Jungle

Nov 5, 2024 | welcometothejungle.com | Debbie Garrick

Love it or hate it, AI is sneaking its way into our lives under the cover of darkness, invading our offices, and exploding into our homes, supposedly saving us from mundane repetitive tasks and making our lives easier. In the US almost half of 18-29 year olds have used ChatGPT (the largest user group) with 30-49 year olds lagging at 27%.