This Chart Helps You Find the Right Career Based on Salary and Growth
If you haven't settled on a career yet, this interactive chart from Rasmussen College can help you find the best options. It organizes occupations into four quadrants based on salary, expected job growth, and number of opportunities available.
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Hoverboard.io Builds Beautiful Landing Pages that Highlight Your Work
If you have work to showcase and you don't want a nameplate site that looks like everyone else's, try Hoverboard.io. It's brand new, is completely free, and looks fantastic. It's also built for writers, developers, and makers who want to show off their social profiles, Github projects, blog posts, and work experience.
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How Can I Balance Multiple Jobs Without Losing My Mind?
Dear Lifehacker,
I'm fresh out of college and already working multiple part-time jobs. Altogether, I'm pulling down about 60-70 hours a week. How can I keep from getting burned out ruining my chances at a steady job down the road?
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Before You Start a Business, List Ten Ways You Differentiate Yourself
Before you pursue a project that you believe is unique, entrepreneur Johnny Earle suggests writing down a list of ten ways in which what you're doing is different from your competition.
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Did You Pursue Your Passion as a Career?
The old adage is that you should follow your passion in your career, but that's a lot easier said than done. So, we want to know: did you pursue your passion as your career?
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Proven Finds Great Jobs in Your Area, Lets You Apply On Your Phone
Android/iOS/Web: Proven is a job search engine and mobile app that makes finding the perfect gig for you super easy. The app guides you to great jobs in your area, and lets you apply for them via the web or right on your smartphone while you're stuck commuting to your current terrible job.
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Should I Start My Own Business?
Dear Lifehacker,
I'm tired of the rat race and have been dreaming about starting my own business for some time. Having never done this before, though, I'm nervous about taking the plunge. How can I tell if starting my company is really a good idea or if it'll be doomed to failure?
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