For the burgeoning solopreneur, renting an office space might sound antithetical to the freedom and flexibility that come with self-employment. After all, isn't the appeal of working for oneself rooted in the autonomy to choose one's workspace — be it the comfort of a home office, the ambient buzz of a coffee shop, or the verdant tranquility of a shared co-working space? While these locales certainly have their merits, there comes a time in every professional's trajectory when the distant roar of conference rooms and the mundanity of water cooler conversations start feeling like sweet, familiar nostalgia. [Read More]

If you're looking to land a full-time job, your resume will be one of the most important documents in the process. Employers use resumes to get an overview of who you are and what you can bring to their organization, so you need to make sure all the necessary details are included. Here are some key things to specify in your resume to get that full-time job.  Education, Certifications, and Training  [Read More]

If your new startup or small business is ready to move into a dedicated office space, there will be some options to decide upon. The first thing you need to determine is the type of office that would best serve your business currently and in the near future. Knowing what is typically available can help you hone in on the type of space you should rent.  1. Office Suite Office suites can be in a shared building or you can rent a building solely for your operations. [Read More]

If you aren't involved in the orthotic, orthopedic, or podiatry industries, there might be a lot of things about these industries that you don't know about, even if you suffer from foot-related problems. Custom orthotic footwear might be something you will want to know a little bit about as someone who has foot-related problems, however. You can start by checking out the points below.   There Are Many Types of Orthotic Footwear [Read More]