This week's guest posts cover career-switching, social media and professionalism, and the perils of multitasking.
- There are three things that matter when searching for a job, including the number of measurable accomplishments on a resume. [PayScale]
- Don't kill your career. Here are five things you should avoid. [PayScale]
- "Would I be happier in a startup environment?" This is just one of four questions you should ask yourself when switching careers. [PayScale]
- This infographic will shed light on the trust you can or cannot have in employees who work from home. [PayScale]
- Is social media making you less professional? According to this survey, it is. [PayScale]
- Practice makes perfect if you have 10,000 hours to kill. [PayScale]
- The chronically unemployed have their own reality show: "Get to Work" will run on The Sundance Channel. [PayScale]
- A one-track mind could be the best way to ensure productivity. Multitasking could be the killer of it, according to this infographic. [PayScale]
- Google is known for being one of the best companies to work for, but for some employees in their Motorola division, the good times have come to an end. [PayScale]
- In under a half hour, 'Color Me Rad' manages to color patrons fun, yet fast. [CalorieLab]
