Should you stay or should you go? What the “great stay” means for your career.

By Jasmine Escalera, PhD, Career Expert, MyPerfectResume

In 2026, a new workplace phenomenon is emerging: The Great Stay.

Instead of job-hopping in search of better pay, flexibility, or fulfillment, many workers are choosing to stay put. Even if they’re unhappy, …

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Is it time to break up with your first job?

February is often a month of reflection. While the rest of the world is focused on romantic cards and boxes of chocolate, many professionals who are just starting out find themselves staring at their computer screens and wondering if they …

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Networking without feeling fake: How to build genuine connections as a student

By: Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now

As a college student, you get all kinds of advice to start networking. Alumni events, on-campus conferences, and job fairs are all opportunities that faculty and staff encourage you …

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Ready for What Is Next? How to Find the Confidence to Explore a New Role

Starting to think about a new role can feel exciting and intimidating at the same time. Many students and alumni stay in positions longer than they want to, not because they lack talent, but because they doubt their readiness. What …

By Cat McCormick
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How to Talk About a Layoff in Job Applications and Interviews

Clear, Confident Language That Keeps the Focus on Your Value

If you’ve experienced a layoff, you’re not alone. In recent years, layoffs have affected workers across industries, experience levels, and roles — often due to organizational restructuring, budget cuts, or market …

By Jill Rand
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How to Advocate for Yourself During a Performance Review

It’s that time of year—your performance review is on the calendar and you need to complete a self-assessment. Although the process can vary from one organization to the next, many of us can relate to the general feelings of stress …

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15 things health majors should do in December to help their 2026 job search

December offers health majors a valuable head start on the 2026 job search. While many candidates wait until the new year to get serious, employers and practice leaders notice those who show early focus and intention. This is the time …

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How to Restart Your Education Journey After Military Service

Returning to college after military service or any long break can feel both exciting and uncertain. You have already shown incredible dedication, leadership, and discipline through your service, but stepping back into academic life can bring new challenges. Where do …

By Cat McCormick
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Are You a Seasoned Professional Making a Career Pivot? This One Factor May Greatly Determine Your Success!

A great number of WGU students are continuing their education to make a career change, or “pivot,” as it is commonly known. Many students possess a number of years of experience in the professional world, and part of the challenge …

By Jennifer Rhodes
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Job Roles vs. Job Titles: What’s the Real Difference? 

When you start exploring careers or scanning job postings, you’ll notice a lot of terms that sound similar — “Job title”, “position”, “role”. They’re often used interchangeably, but they mean different things. 

Understanding the difference between job roles and job titles

By Lola Clayton
Lola Clayton
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