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5 Ways to Avoid Virtual Workplace Burnout Before the Holiday Season

To ensure that you're keeping a healthy mindset, here are some tips to avoid burnout in the workplace before the holidays.

6 Things You May Not Know Goodwill Did as a Result of the Pandemic

Like every other nonprofit organization or business affected by the pandemic, Goodwill of Greater Washington has had to pivot time and time again since March of this year to keep our operations afloat and our associates employed while continuing to fulfill our mission services. As a result, Goodwill implemented several changes to our business and mission models. Here are a handful of changes and efforts that you may not be aware of, but may impact you as a Goodwill supporter or member of our community.

7 Most Asked Interview Questions – Virtual World Edition

The best way to steel yourself for any interview is by being prepared. Do your research on the company and, if possible, the interviewer. Calm yourself with the thought that you wouldn’t be here in the first place if they didn’t see value in you. And, develop answers for the questions you know they’ll ask.

Now Hiring: Three Job Industries That Have Not Been Impacted by COVID-19

We can't even begin to list the different sectors of the workforce that have been impacted by COVID-19. Plus, you've already heard about them all over the news, millions of times. Nearly every job, vertical, and area of focus has been touched in some way shape or form - many of which we're still trying to fathom. Hospitality is forever changed.

Stylish Back to Work COVID Gear: Are You the Next Fashion Icon?

While retail stores have all incorporated sneeze guards, protective masks, hand sanitizers, and six foot social distancing markers into daily operations, what will office COVID PPE look like? Nerdy or Gnarly?! Here are just a few trends that are all the buzz in the "Back to work” fashion community, so if you want to become a fashion influencer, now’s your chance.

Why Do We Celebrate Labor Day?

Assuming that you start working full time at 21 and retire at 65, you will end up working over 91,000 hours - a sobering statistic to digest amidst a three-day weekend. That’s a lot of labor. It’s a good thing that we take one day a year to celebrate all that blood, sweat and toil.