Next week, on Grown Up Gigs... - When I Grow Up

Next week, on Grown Up Gigs... - When I Grow Up The super-free, mega-big, extra-amazeballs Grown Up Gigs event went off without a hitch this week and next week is gonna still be  super-free, mega-big, and extra-amazeballs! On the docket for today: life coach published author Andrea Owen! And coming up for Week 2: web designer + developer the founder of The Freelance to Freedom Project, Leah Kalamakis a live interview with fashion marketing strategist founder of PR Couture, Crosby Noricks champagne, QA, ukuleles, and general hooplah await  at a virtual party to celebrate my 4th Entrepreneuriversary! bestselling author +mentor + consultant Kari Chapin creative leader + community matchmaker at Oh My Handmade, Jessika Hepburn Get on the list and be a part of this  super-free, mega-big, extra-amazeballs event! It doesnt end til March 28th, so theres plenty of goodness to come and no time to lose.

Making a Good Resume For Federal Job Application

Making a Good Resume For Federal Job ApplicationTo make a good resume for a federal job application you should write your resume in the first person. So the name of the job and the city you are from should be written in the first person and you will be able to get better references for your resume. The employer will only see your resume if he is reading the first person but you will get better results if you write your resume in the third person.If you have some previous jobs, it is also recommended that you can provide the dates of employment of these jobs. However this may not be a must as there are many other details which the employer will have to look at for his decision.Apart from the above mentioned information, you should also put down the number of years you have been working and how many jobs you have had. It is also advised that you have some experience related to your personal life and you can include some work history which has been with any one of your friends or family members. For that you can mention the names of your associates and let them state the date and time you are together with them.So for instance if you have a background in sales, then you can mention that your skill of sales is related to your experience in sales. However you can also state other skills as well as marketing, the things you can do that you have done at home as well as in work. If you have skills related to marketing, then mention the reasons behind the recruitment of you.You can mention the benefits that you have got from these things. Also, the list of how much salary you have earned and other related facts will help in getting better results.The best thing that you can do for you is to mention the school or institution you have attended, the degree you have attained, the academic council certificate and the vocational diploma in which you are enrolled. For any college or university, mention the name of the college and then give the name of the college or university from where you have completed your course. Sometimes it is also suggested that you mention that you are a graduate and not an undergraduate.So even if you have some additional information which you can add, always put them in the first person. This will make the job easier for you. To make a good resume for a federal job application it is best to get assistance from people who are much experienced in writing resumes for federal job.

Ellevest Survey What Women Think About Their Money

Ellevest Survey What Women Think About Their Money Women are finally changing the conversation about their professional lives. But when it comes to gaining control of their finances, they still find themselves at a disadvantage, according to a new survey from Ellevest, a digital investing platform for women. “Simply put, women don’t invest as much as men do,” Sallie Krawcheck, the CEO of Ellevest, writes in the latest issue of MONEY. “And they don’t invest as early as men do, either.” The survey results illustrate what she’s talking about. Fewer than half of the women surveyed felt satisfied with their knowledge of finances, they said. And just 17% reported being satisfied with the advice of their financial adviser. Women tend to live longer than men and retire with less money. Yet, the finance world remains profoundly oriented toward them, Krawcheck says. Ellevest conducted the online survey with research firm Chadwick Martin Bailey in November 2017. Of the 1,034 women polled, 22% were women of color. In total, the survey polled more than 2,000 U.S. residents aged 22-65, all of whom had personal incomes of $50,000 or greater and were involved in managing their personal or household finances. More than 90% of the survey’s participants were over the age of 30 and 200 identified as LGBTQ. Keep reading for a snapshot of what women say needs to change in the world of money. Almost half of all women would agree that women face a double standard Forty-eight percent of women surveyed said they agree with the statement that, “Most women have to work twice as hard to get half as much.” 2016 was a turning point Almost half of all women said the 2016 election caused them to reevaluate their financial situation. Perhaps relatedly, only 17% said their current financial adviser helps them feel “in charge of their future.” From salary to debt, women are feeling left out A majority of women are dissatisfied with virtually every aspect of their financial lives: Just 36% are happy with their net worth, 37% with their investment portfolio, and 40% say they were satisfied with their retirement savings. #goals Women have very clear financial goalsâ€"ones that may be different from their male counterparts’. Sixty-six percent say their goal is to save for retirement. At the same time, 59% say they want to have enough money to travel. Forty-percent say they want to be able to pay off debt. Getting from A to B Ellevest found that just 47% of women say they know how to achieve their financial goals. More savings equals more confidence Asked to name what most boosted their confidence, women were most likely to respond, “Putting away money for my financial goals.” That’s not to say the other categories weren’t important, but it’s clear women value the feeling of being financially savvy.