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Writing an effective cover letter is an essential step in landing a joint position. Bertin M. Louis, Jr. PhD. shares how to format a cover letter step-by-step for a position that contributes to two academic departments or colleges. Louis advises joint position job seekers to demonstrate how they can contribute to both units through research, teaching, and service.
In years like the past one, leaders should be making extra effort to buttress the mental and physical well-being of their teams. For leaders, job number one today is encouraging, cheering on, and cheering up professionals who feel besieged by a volatile and rapidly changing workplace. Team success starts with being a coach, counselor, and cheerleader.
When it comes to allocating how we go about doing our work or job search, we often measure in hours -- not money, units of energy, or other increments of time such as days, weeks, or minutes. Justin Zackal highlights two rules for getting the most out of our work hours. The Rule of 52 and 17 and Ed's Three-Hour Rule can act as guides and structures for success.
