Starting a new job can be downright stressful:fear of not being up to it, of not meeting nice people, of being overwhelmed by the tasks entrusted to us or of being bored (it happens!), of regret his old job… Here are some tips to make these first days go as smoothly as possible. 1/ Being ahead Ev

If you are looking for an unusual and fun job, which will make you travel and certainly add the line more original, you die to your CV, we may have what you need. Its in Florida that its happening. The job in question? Mermaid in a natural park, what else?! Floridas Weeki Wachee Springs State Park h

Satisfying your manager is of course one of the objectives to be achieved when you are an employee. To flourish in ones work, to have good relations with ones colleagues are points that should not be overlooked, of course, but above all it is important to perform the tasks required correctly. So how

At work, are you more of a style to have a minimalist workspace or to spread out and make it your second home? Well, it would seem that being in the second case is good for your health. So, lets clarify right away:no, were not saying that working in a total mess is better than being organized (altho

Asking your boss for a raise is not an exercise that we would call easy, especially in times of crisis. Only here, this bonus we deserve it and we really need it. So how do you put the odds on your side? Leaders and coaches told the Huffington Post their tips for taking stock of our skills and setti

The first impression is often the right one, so make sure it is positive. Meeting a person for the first time can cause stress and by wanting to do well, it can happen that the opposite effect occurs and that we do not frankly leave an imperishable memory to his interlocutor. The pressure is all the

There are days when you wake up with the sun shining, a sweetness in the air and when you go to work humming. Its the kind of day where motivation is unwavering, even when theres a ton of to-do waiting for us at the office. And then there are the other days, those that never end and where one cannot

Every year, InterNations, the worlds largest network for people who live and work abroad, conducts a survey to establish the ranking of the most welcoming countries in the world. And this time, it is Portugal that takes the lead, closely followed by Taiwan and Mexico, respectively on the second and

Discrimination in hiring can take various forms:it can be racist, homophobic, related to age or state of health, among others. Women are under extra pressure regarding their family situation, which is why some of them prefer to put the odds in their favor by making an… amazing arrangement. A study c

For millions of French people, morning coffee is the essential step to start the day on the right foot. A cup at home before departure, then another once you get to work to give yourself a little courage and above all improve your performance. According to a study by the Ohio State University, coffe

Justice is a philosophical and moral ideal that aims to ensure fairness and parity, and yet sexism is very present in the professions that represent it. In 2016, the blog Paye ta Robe, in reference to Paye ta Schnek which lists experiences of street harassment, was launched:female lawyers reported t

Have you often been found to resemble Princess Ariel (by the way, funny coincidence, you never used younger combs, only forks), or praised for your innate dancing skills? Have you always secretly dreamed of embodying your favorite Disney characters or spending your entire days at Disneyland Paris?

Work, before being a fulfilling environment (in the best of cases), is above all a means of earning money. We get up in the morning largely because there is a salary at stake, it seems obvious. However, the financial aspect is not the motivation of a very specific part of the population if we are to

In France, telework is gradually becoming more democratic, so that today 16.7% of French people work from home, more than one day a week. However, this is only a very low rate and compared to our European neighbours, the fact of working from home is still rather frowned upon, not having yet exactly

Email has become the primary means of communication at work. Whether it is sent to an employee abroad or to Sophie whose office is down the hall, it has the advantage of being fast and allows the recipient to send a response when available. However, the email is far from trivial:its content can be h

Definitely, women seem to be better at certain professions than men, and not necessarily the ones you would expect. In late 2016, a study claimed that female physicians had better patient outcomes than male physicians, and similar findings appear to have been made in the corporate world. Yes ladies,

For various reasons, many people have to work outside their workplace. Many bosses do not necessarily like this working method. They should, however, if we are to believe a recent English study, “The changing world of work”, conducted by the firm Monar for Polycom (a company whose specialty is video

At work, it is sometimes difficult to concentrate. We listen to colleagues, we look out the window, we check our phone for the 50th time of the day... Inevitably, our productivity takes a hit! It must be admitted that in open space, distractions are numerous. Indeed, by dint of having knocked down t

Since June 24, 2015, the National Assembly has added burnout to the list of occupational diseases. In fact, in recent years, work-related illnesses have been on the rise all over the world. Well in Japan, a business leader has found a solution to fight against burnout, an idea that is even beginning

This is a great first in Europe for the social network for sharing images with 700 million users. Instagram is hosting its first consumer show aimed at businesses. As there are for bloggers or Youtubers like Video City or Get Beauty Paris for example, the event aims to bring together around fifty Fr