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Yeem Journal.
Plain, practical guides for the big steps: a first job, a new city, a fresh idea, a first hire.
- Your first 90 days in a new job: a simple planThe first three months shape how your manager and team see you for a long time. What to focus on in month one, two and three.
- How to set a price for your product or service the first timePrice too low and you struggle to survive. Price too high and nobody buys. A practical way to find a starting price and improve it.
- Your credit score, explained simplyYour credit score affects whether you get a loan or a credit card, and at what cost. What it is, what moves it and how to build a good one from your first job.
- How to do well in a group discussion roundGroup discussions are less about talking the most and more about moving the conversation forward. What evaluators look for and how to stand out fairly.
- How to give useful feedback to your teamGood feedback helps people grow and builds trust. Poor feedback causes confusion and resentment. A simple way to give feedback that lands well.
- What to check in a job offer letter before you signAn offer letter is more than a salary figure. The terms worth reading carefully, and the questions to ask before you accept.
- How to write a business plan on one pageYou do not need a 40-page document to start. A one-page plan forces clear thinking and is easy to share, test and update.
- How to handle rejection when you are looking for a jobRejections and silence are a normal part of every job search, even for strong candidates. How to keep going, learn from each one and look after yourself.
- How to write a resume when you have no work experienceNo jobs to list yet? You still have plenty to show. A simple one-page structure, what to put in each part, and the mistakes that get fresher resumes skipped.
- CTC vs in-hand salary: how to read your first salary slipYour offer letter says one number and your bank account shows a smaller one. Here is where the difference goes, explained line by line.
- How to pitch an idea in two minutesWhether it is an investor, a manager or a friend with money to spare, the first two minutes decide whether you get a second conversation. A simple structure that works.
- Moving to a new city for your first job: a practical checklistFinding a place to stay, setting up the basics and settling in without overspending in the first month. A simple plan for the move.
- How to write a job post that the right people actually readA good job post is short, specific and honest. How to write one that attracts suitable candidates and quietly filters out the rest.
- 10 interview questions you will almost certainly be asked, and how to answer themMost first-round interviews draw from the same small set of questions. Here is what each one is really asking, and a simple way to answer it well.
- How to build a simple budget on your first salaryYour first salary feels large until the month ends early. A simple way to plan where it goes, save from day one and still enjoy it.
- How to test a business idea before you spend real moneyBefore you register a company, build an app or rent a shop, find out whether people actually want what you plan to sell. Six cheap ways to check.
- How to manage your time when you are working and studyingA job, classes, exams and a life outside both. Practical ways to plan your week, protect your energy and keep going without burning out.
- How to run a fair and useful job interviewA good interview helps you find the right person and leaves every candidate with a good impression. A simple structure for small teams.
- How to choose between two job offersTwo offers is a good problem to have, but it is still a hard decision. A simple way to compare them on what actually matters, not just the salary.
- How to write a clear, professional email at workMost work emails are read on a phone in a few seconds. How to write ones that get read, understood and answered.
- How to find your first ten customersYour first customers will not come from ads. They come from conversations, effort and a willingness to do things that do not scale.
- A simple onboarding checklist for your first employeeThe first week decides how quickly a new person settles in, and often whether they stay. A practical checklist for small businesses.
- How to learn job-ready skills without going back to collegeMany skills employers want can be learned outside a classroom. How to choose one, learn it properly and prove you can do it.
- How to ask for a raise, and what to do if the answer is noAsking for more money feels uncomfortable for most people. How to prepare, what to say and how to handle every kind of answer.
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