Eight Great Ways to Make Yourself More Visible and Memorable During a Competitive Job Search 

Are you currently seeking a new job and feeling invisible to employers?  Are you literally submitting hundreds of applications with little or no responses from recruiters?  Are you seeking unique ways to become visible and more memorable to employers?  In …

By Jennifer Rhodes
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How to Identify Transferable Skills When You Have Limited Work Experience

Have you ever stared at a blank resume, wondering what to put under “Experience” when all you have is your degree or a handful of unrelated jobs? You are not alone. Many WGU students and alumni are transitioning into new …

By Cat McCormick
Cat McCormick
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Tips for Mastering the First 90 Days in a New Leadership Role

Starting a new leadership role can be terrifying and exciting at the same time. It’s a huge opportunity since you’ve worked hard to earn the position.

However, all eyes are on you, and your team may be wondering what kind …

By Ivy Exec
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Ask a Grad: Real Advice from WGU Graduates

Have you ever wished you could ask someone who’s been there what their WGU experience was really like? Whether you’re just starting your WGU journey, navigating your current program, or already wearing that cap and gown as an alum—Ask A …

By Nohemy Aguirre
Nohemy Aguirre Internal Communications Rep
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Got Laid Off? Here’s What to Do Now

Have any tips for dealing with getting laid off? Share them with us below.

Unexpectedly losing your job is an incredibly stressful experience. While you worry about job prospects and meeting financial responsibilities, it can feel difficult to stay positive …

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How to Talk About a Layoff in an Interview (with Examples!)

Going through a layoff isn’t a reflection of your skills or work ethic. In fact, it happens to many professionals. But when it comes to job interviews, knowing how to talk about it takes strategy. Should you say you were …

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Your ADA Rights: Requesting Remote Work for Mental Health Amid RTO Policies

The increasing enforcement of return-to-office (RTO) policies is creating challenging work environments for many, particularly employees managing mental health conditions. Thankfully, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides protections and avenues to request reasonable accommodations—including remote work—to ensure you can …

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What To Do If You Suspect a Layoff Is Coming: How to Stay One Step Ahead

In March 2025, layoffs in the U.S. exceeded 275,000—a near-record high. With so many jobs being cut, the possibility of a future layoff feels very real for many workers. So what should you do if you suspect you’re one …

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How to Land a Job in a Tough Job Market

Let’s face it: The job market officially SUCKS.

Whether it was all the private sector layoffs of the last few years…

…or the new government layoffs this year…

…or just the general paralysis created by tariffs and change…

…it’s a …

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How to Bounce Back from a Tough Layoff

For everyone who’s going through a career transition right NOW, here’s some small solace from the perspective of TIME… ⏳

When the entire faculty of my charter school was laid off at the beginning of my career, I thought it …

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