Career Tips & Advice

Landing a job is all about marketing yourself to employers. You need to develop the skills employers are looking for and be able to showcase those hard-earned skills to get the new career or promotion you want. So what are employers looking for? What are the most marketable skills?

Employees bring their whole selves to work. From their hopes and fears to their background and level of experience, there’s often more than meets the eye. Just as you might be empathetic to a friend or family member’s situation, you can offer empathy to a colleague in the workplace.

In today's evolving job market, having a bachelor's degree is a key credential to start and grow a career across many fields. But what jobs can you get with a bachelor's degree? We've compiled a list of potential bachelor's degree jobs in social sciences, liberal arts, science and technology.

Emotional intelligence involves identifying and understanding the emotions of oneself and others through skills like self-regulation, social awareness and empathy — each of which can be a valuable asset both personally and professionally, leading to improved relationships.