Working WONDERS

Hey Wonderers! I trust you're doing well and gearing up for a fantastic week! Today, I'd like to delve into a topic I've been contemplating since my transition from my previous role to my current one. Long story short, up until a year ago, I was employed by a startup company that was in the process ...

We've entered the much-dreaded period of performance reviews. The whole company, managers, and employees alike, are busy evaluating the past year's work. Remember your performance review is a two-way conversation. It's not just your boss evaluating you – it's your time to share your dreams, wins, and goals!

Should you leave your job? Well, of course there's not a one-size-fits-all answer. The important thing is to never lose sight of what matters to you and what you want to do with your life, both professionally and personally. If these things are clear, understanding what to do should be easier. We are in this together!

CVs. Hated or dreaded, they are part of the game here and we simply cannot ignore them. What should we do to make sure our resume don't vanish into the digital abyss? Let's have a look at the "experience" section of your CVs!

A good manager can make the difference between a good and a bad job, but can a manager truly be the only reason to stay in a job where everything else screams 'RUN AWAY WHILE YOU STILL CAN!'? Let's find out!

Are you the Jedi master of shutting down your laptop and ghosting your phone, or are you the all-time online champ, no matter what? Resting and relaxing at some point is vital. What to do and what to avoid to be finally able to go on vacation.

When we accept a job offer, we're basically signing up for a mystery rollercoaster ride. How much do we really know about the job, the company, or the team we'll be spending most of our waking hours with? Not much, really! What should we do before accepting a new job? Let's find it out! Sure, there are exceptions, where we know the company or the people beforehand, but usually, it's a leap in the dark. We're so focused on impressing during the interviews that we forget it's a two-way street. Just as the company chooses us, we should also choose what's best for us. It's like dating, but with jobs! 

For sure you’re going to find a gazillion articles online with inspiring tips on how to turn your passion into a job. However, in my opinion, the real game-changer lies in something simple: pay attention to what makes your eyes sparkle—not only during work but even when you're supposedly off-duty. You know, those quirky activities that make you lose track of time, leaving you glued to your PC at 8 in the evening! Embrace those, because that's where the magic lies: those are the things that make you feel alive and purposeful.