The hardest part about resolutions are setting realistic expectations and following through on them. This year, try being more intentional with your goals using these 5 tactics that have helped us with goal-setting.

This simple and short article is packed with resources to help you when applying for jobs.

Check out this list of fun and enriching ideas to get you through this long winter break at home:

In 2019, I finished paying off my student loan debt, six years ahead of schedule, and I was able to do this because I structured my financial goals and was clear about exactly what I needed to do to reach it.

Didn’t get your dream job? Or even the “next best” job? It’s not necessarily over. A “no” is just a “no, right now”. Here are 5 ways to make the best out of professional rejection.

No matter where you are or who you are talking to, it’s possible to build relationships that can lead to future opportunities - follow these tips to reframe your mindset and position yourself to leave a lasting impression on those you meet.

Before you start setting goals for the new year take time to reflect on your successes for the year and thank the people who cheered you on and offered a hand along the way.

On Latina Equal Pay Day, I want to challenge us to normalize these financial conversations and encourage us to do the following.

The key to navigating this situation is to be as open and honest with your company contacts as possible.

Yes, you may have fallen short of a deadline. Regardless, these outcomes are not strong enough to take you off track for your career path

Cover letters can mean the difference between landing an interview and being passed on for the position. Yet, candidates are still submitting the same cover letters for several different positions

You’re one or two years into your current role and you’ve worked harder than ever, but you are still in the same position and your manager hasn’t mentioned a promotion. What do you do?

Speaking into a camera can feel really awkward and it’s critical that you do some test runs ahead of the real thing - especially since most interviewing platforms don’t allow you any do-overs.

The internship is not just about the value you offered the organization, but the skills and lessons you walked away with.

The interview is not a test of your knowledge of the company, but a chance to present yourself against the company.

Your part-time experience is just as valuable and credible as it shows how your work translates directly to company profit or sales.

All your resume needs to accomplish is to prove that you’re worth getting to know as a candidate. Don’t feel the pressure to condense all your experiences and skills onto one sheet of paper.

The secret sauce to building your Board: don’t be transactional. Build trust by being cordial and reliable, just like any other friendship

This is a great time to find out what you need to do to ensure a return offer at the end of the summer.

If your manager doesn’t have any ideas, take the initiative to propose some yourself!