The holidays can be a stressful time for everyone. Not only are businesses wrapping up end-of-the-year projects and individuals trying to hit yearly goals, but the personal lives of people can be chaotic and stressful. Many people have to travel for the holiday...
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Staycations for Remote Workers this Holiday Season in the Midwest
Are you looking to get away without the hassle of taking a flight somewhere? Some of the best “getaways” are within driving distance of your local city! In the Midwest, there are many wonderful places to go to for a weekend getaway. Maybe you’re looking for something...
Mental Health Best Practices for Day-to-Day Life
In our fast-paced, modern, and content-filled world, it is easy to let your mental health take the back burner. Unfortunately, so many of us do not realize it until it is too late. The daily stressors, grind, and constant connectivity can take their toll on our...
Thanksgiving Tips for Working Moms
As if your life was not hectic enough, juggling your work, personal, and children’s schedules can add up. Then add in hosting Thanksgiving and planning your dinner and holiday along with being a working mom. It’s enough to send any mother into a panic attack. Pro Tip:...
Economic Uncertainty Sheds a Renewed Focus on Prioritizing Mental Health
In a world marked by constant change and uncertainty, our mental well-being has never been more of a focus. Economic instability, driven by factors such as global pandemics and recessions can have a huge impact on our mental health. As we navigate these challenging...
You Aren’t the One: How to Professionally Decline a Job Offer
So, you’ve found yourself in a position where you have now been offered a new position, but you don’t want it. On one end, how awesome, that someone saw your skills and wants you a part of their team! But on the other end, if this position doesn’t align with your...
Working Remote, Is it Best for You?
We aren’t technically in a post-COVID world, but the want for working remotely is still going strong. There is a difference between wanting to work remotely vs. needing to work remotely. And working remotely isn’t for everyone – working in staffing and having to have...
How to Address Being Fired from a Previous Job
The average person spends a third of their life working, and at some point in their career, there is a chance of being terminated. Whether it be because of something you do or don’t do – 49 out of the 50 US states are considered “at-will” states. From what I have...
Team Bridge’s Guide to Working From Home
Remote work – is probably one of the most sought out after-work types of post-pandemic. Although it does have its many perks (comfort in your home, flexible schedule, no need to pack a lunch), many people fail to acknowledge the struggle that can come with working...
Easy Recipes for the Working Mom
School is back in session and let’s be honest, being a working mom and homemaker can be hard. There is no recipe on how to juggle work, being a mom, and being a homemaker but there are great recipes that can make mealtime just a little easier. Whatever your taste...










