In the modern working world, emails are an essential part of communication between colleagues and customers. With the recent development towards more remote workplaces, written communication has become even more relevant – because it often replaces direct dialogue in the office. However, it brings with it a decisive disadvantage: due to the lack of non-verbal
What to do with a mistake: 1. Recognize it. 2. Admit it. 3. Learn from it. 4. Forget it. – Dean Smith Everyone makes mistakes. Especially in a career, no matter if you’re a freshman or have been a professional in your job for years. The only important part is on focusing how to improve
What is it like to start an internship in the sports industry? Will I fit in, will I meet my boss’ and colleagues’ expectations and do I have even what it takes in order to be successful at Sportyjob? My thoughts were filled with many more than those three tricky questions as I arrived at
You successfully survived the first few weeks of your new sport job and soon will leave the probationary period behind. Actually everything is perfect, but unfortunately there is still missing the common touch with your colleagues… The happiness factor of sport job stands and falls with the team. And this means that it doesn’t matter
Now that we already dealt with the first day of a new sport job and the various pitfalls you can meet there in our sport job blog, we are going one step further today and dedicate this new blog to the probationary period and how to rock it properly. Probationary period? Excuse me? First
Yeah – after endless nerve-racking days of waiting, hoping and doubting you finally get the most important call of your life so far: You just landed your dream sport job! Well, now you can just lean back, be happy and relax. But unfortunately the hard part isn’t over – you still need to survive the