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How this former engineer took a 'mini-retirement' in his 20s - Vimarsana News

How this former engineer took a 'mini-retirement' in his 20s

A vacation is good for the soul. But in the case of 29-year-old Mike Notarfrancesco, an artist who sells his prints online, a “mini-retirement” was even better.

Source: nypost.com
New workplace trend 'resenteeism' has employees working less hard because they hate their jobs - Vimarsana News

New workplace trend 'resenteeism' has employees working less hard because they hate their jobs

The latest career trend, "resenteeism," captures workers' tendency toward low productivity because they're resentful. 

Source: nypost.com
LinkedIn career expert shares 5 tips for working with Gen Z - Vimarsana News

LinkedIn career expert shares 5 tips for working with Gen Z

LinkedIn career expert Charlotte Davies is sharing five tips for working with Gen Zers, from learning about their motivations to supporting their professional development and listening to their ideas.

Source: nypost.com
Gen Zers 'ghosting' employers by not showing up on first day - Vimarsana News

Gen Zers 'ghosting' employers by not showing up on first day

An astonishing 93% of Gen Zers confessed to not showing up for a job interview, and 87% said they didn't even bother coming in on their first day of work, an Indeed survey found.

Source: nypost.com
Experts reveal the questions you shouldn't ask while conducting an interview - Vimarsana News

Experts reveal the questions you shouldn't ask while conducting an interview

As a general rule, when conducting an interview for an open position, focus on questions that relate specifically to the job at hand, and stay away from questions about the candidate's personal life.

Source: nypost.com