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How 1099 Workers Can Survive in a Dog-Eat-Dog Economy

All workers are still suffering from the aftermath of the pandemic, but 1099 workers seem to have it the worst. They have the most difficult time finding jobs that pay well and don't cause wear and tear on equipment they own. Such workers also have to deal with stiff competition in fields they used to flourish in a while back. Can these workers survive? Yes, but they'll have to approach their work differently. Here's how:

Three Conflict Resolution Strategies for Avoidant Workers

All workers have different personality traits that shape their work-style and problem-solving behavior. You may have trouble with conflict resolution if you have an avoidant personality because you don't like putting yourself in conflicting situations. Since it's not always possible to avoid conflict, you'll need to develop some strategies to weather storms. Here are some tips to solve issues when they come about:

How to Bounce Back From the Guilt of Having to Quit

You may find it necessary to quit a job without proper notice at some point. It may be because of an emergency, a mismatch, or an extremely toxic situation. Nevertheless, it's not something you'll want to do if you're trying to build a strong resume. You might even feel guilty if you've had to separate yourself from a place of employment that needed your help. Here's how you can work through the guilt:

3 Tips You Should Know When Negotiating For Your Salary

When you are offered a position of employment, you may have the opportunity to negotiate your salary. Companies often do this to keep things competitive within their industry. If you find yourself in the position to negotiate, there are 3 tips you should keep in mind.

How Volunteering Can Help You Fill Your Resume with In-Demand Skills

Finding a job can be difficult in a crowded market. While everyone seems to be hanging out "help wanted" signs, the truth is that there is a great deal of competition for more desirable jobs that come with higher wages. For this reason, many people are looking for ways to develop skills that make them attractive to employers.

Make a Case to Continue Working at Home While Others Return to the Office

It’s been a long “15 days to slow the spread.” Since that fateful day in 2020, many people have continued working from home as COVID-19 has raged on bringing new variants and more uncertainty into workspaces and the public at large.