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Working and Thriving on a Multigenerational Team

With people living longer and many working well past the traditional retirement age, there are currently five different generations working side-by-side in many companies today. 

When a team with a wide range of ages is put together, there will certainly be differences in styles, perspectives, and expectations. However, while they can sometimes create conflict, it is these differences that can make a team stronger, more creative, and more innovative. 

Learning to accept and embrace the differences of others can help you develop professionally and learn important lessons from more experienced colleagues. 

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Join the AKPsi Professional Staff as a Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator

 

Now Hiring – Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator (Remote)

Alpha Kappa Psi is looking to grow its team with a Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator. This entry-level role is the first point of contact for chapter officers and chapter advisors, and assists each chapter in achieving its membership, programming, and financial goals.

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How to Create and Manage a Personal Budget

Budgeting is important for everyone, regardless of income level or life stage. But it’s especially important for college students and young professionals, as you begin managing your life and finances separate from your parents. 

Read on to learn more about the importance of fiscal responsibility and the steps to creating (and sticking to) a realistic personal budget.

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Should I Head Straight to Grad School After College? Weighing the Pros and Cons

If you’re thinking about what comes next after college, you’ve probably at least considered the idea of continuing on to pursue a master’s degree. Graduate school can be a great investment in your future, but it’s not for everyone. 

The decision to remain a full-time student rather than enter the workforce can have professional and financial implications — both positive and negative. 

In this article, we’ll weigh some of the pros and cons of heading to grad school right after college, and share some research that might help you make this important decision.