Hobbies and Interests: Should They Be on Your Resume?

If you’ve ever used a resume template you might have noticed a section for “extracurricular activities” or “hobbies and interests.” Today we’re going to talk about how to use this to your advantage, as well as what to avoid.

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12 Books for Career Changers to Inspire Your Next Move

You might have been thinking about it for a while now: switching careers, chasing a new passion, or stepping into something completely different. It’s exciting, but honestly, it can also be a little intimidating. Where do you even begin? Well …

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12+ Liberal Arts Degree Jobs (Plus, 4 Tips on How to Land Them)

If you’re pursuing a liberal arts degree, career and job search anxiety are completely normal. Unlike majors like accounting or software engineering, many liberal arts degree majors don’t immediately translate to specific career paths; however, this doesn’t mean that liberal …

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Ways to Figure Out Your Career Path in 2025

Finding the right career path has always been a complex journey and the work landscape in 2025 will present new opportunities and challenges. With technology reshaping industries, remote work becoming the norm, and shifting values in the workplace, navigating your …

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How to Improve Your Decision-Making Process, Part 2

Illustration by Marian Blair

Whether it’s at work or at home, decision making is an important part of our lives. Learning how to be a more efficient and effective decision maker is a critical skill—not just for making the best …

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How to Improve Your Decision-Making Process, Part 1

Illustration by Marian Blair

From what to eat for lunch to which way a work project should go, we are faced with an overwhelming number of decision points every day. And whether the choices are small or call for more …

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Gen Z Job Hopping: Is It Good or Bad? Here’s How to Navigate Wisely

The days of staying at one job for 40 years and retiring with a gold watch are long gone. For Gen Z, the workforce is a different animal altogether. Born into an era of rapid technological change, social movements, and …

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16+ Jobs for Philosophy Majors (No Existential Crisis Required)

If you’re pursuing a philosophy degree, you likely get many questions — and may have questions yourself — about what job you’ll have after graduation. While “philosopher” is technically an option, this major teaches skills applicable to various fields, like

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15 Jobs for Psychology Majors (That Aren’t All in Psychology)

Psychologist is, of course, one of the great jobs for psychology majors. But not everyone who studies the mysteries of the human mind wants to work with clients or be in a counseling or therapy career.

So, what kinds of …

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7 Jobs for People With Anxiety—Plus Tips for Getting Hired and Thriving

Living with anxiety can make finding a job that fits your needs challenging, but it’s not impossible. The right work environment can help you manage anxiety, foster confidence, and have a fulfilling career. Whether you prefer working independently, in a …

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