From the monthly archives:
A friend of mine in university worshipped at the altar of Oprah-Finance-Guru Suze Orman. He loved her straight-talking, no-nonsense advice (I’ll admit, sometimes you gotta hear that you simply cannot afford something before it truly clicks!), and insisted that I MUST watch Orman’s video for debt-laden students, “Young, Fabulous & Broke” (oh, hi!)
One of my [...]
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Today’s job listings come to The Savvy Girl’s Career Guide courtesy of job search rockstar Melissa of the Junior and Entry Level Public Relations and Communications Facebook Group. The group is a valuable resource for entry-level job hunters on Facebook, and, let’s be honest, is a way more productive way to use your FB time [...]
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If you didn’t already know I was a twenty-something, entry-level, quarter-life crisis-enduring, trying-to-make-something-of-my-life individual, you could easily guess by taking a look at my Facebook feed. On any given day someone on that list has posted about their new job, their unemployment, their recent engagement, or their European backpacking adventures. Sure, FB is a great [...]
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I learned two important things after graduating university. One, job hunting sucks (let's be honest). And, two, it's even worse when you've just spent the last four years at school with little more to show for yourself than a fancy piece of paper and a large debt load.
That's why I created The Savvy Girl's Career Guide. Updated regularly, Savvy Girl brings you Toronto and GTA-based entry-level career opportunities along with relevant news and advice to help make finding your first job a little easier. No telemarketing. No unpaid internships. Nothing that will make you hate your life.
New here? Click here to read more! Questions? Comments? Just feel like saying hi? Drop me a line!
x Alana
