Run For Office

Since 1789 the title of president of the United States has been one of the most coveted political titles in the entire world. It is the highest executive office you can hold in the U.S. and entitles one to command the forces of the United States military. While it may seem difficult to run for United States president, with the right... more »

In order to serve in one of the highest public roles in our society, as a member of Congress, there are certain qualifications that the United States Constitution demands interested candidates meet to hold the office. These requirements vary by the house of Congress you serve in. more »

The typical administrative assistant must be capable of performing multiple tasks simultaneously. Keeping an office running smoothly can be problematic; therefore, the best person for the job is often someone who is well-rounded with skills in office management and public relations. Gone are the days when answering phones and typing... more »

You’ve finished your degree. You've completed your internship. Your resume is impeccable. And now you have a job interview lined up--the one chance to prove that you are the right person for the job. But before you even get to sit down with the interviewer--here are some tips to help you prepare. more »

Being frustrated at work is understandable. It happens to most. It doesn’t mean you have to run out and get a new job. Many situations can be fixed if you take time to vent to a boss. Venting, when done professionally, can solve issues, ranging from coworkers who steal your ideas to clients who steal your pens. Also remember a... more »