Do you really need a graduate degree to succeed? Attending grad school will largely depend on your career goals, financial situation and drive, among other things. Having gone to grad school himself, Rob shares the potential benefits and drawbacks to help you evaluate whether pursuing a graduate degree will be the right investment for your future. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Is college still the right choice in 2021? Choosing what to do after high school is one of the biggest decisions a young person will make. The stress of selecting the right path can be overwhelming. In this episode, Rob examines financial implications of going and not going to college, types of degrees offered, general salary and unemployment statistics for those degrees, as well as viable alternatives to college. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Just one career misstep could hurt your chances of a promotion, destroy your reputation or even cost you your job. The examples of some of the worst career mistakes told in this episode will help you avoid similar blunders. Rob pinpoints what you can do, or avoid doing, to minimize the risk of a career faux pas. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Whether you have received a formal rejection, or have been ghosted by the interviewer, dealing with a “no” can leave you frustrated and confused. Rob advises how to best move on from a rejection, evaluate what happened, do some self-reflection, and adapt a new outlook on the situation.For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

In this episode, Rob introduces the basics of investing. Guided by your financial goals, resources, and budgets, learn to manage your relationship with risk and build confidence in strategic decisions. Most importantly, this episode will help you decide on the best vehicle for starting your investing journey. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

The excitement of starting a new job is often met with nerves or anxiety. The people, the environment, the routines – everything is new. In the beginning, you’ll want to ask the right questions, make the best first impressions, and fit right in with the company culture. How? Press play to hear Rob’s best tips for new hires. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Unexpected expenses can strike at any moment, yet many of us delay putting money into a rainy day fund to prepare for this near-certain event. In this episode, Rob outlines ways in which you can trim your spending, learn better money habits, and take action when you find yourself in an unfavorable financial situation. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Video call popularity exploded in the year 2020, and now videoconferencing is here to stay. Having the ability to continue growing our professional relationships while working from home has been a major benefit to many, but just how well are you using this communication tool? Wherever you’re taking the call from, remember to follow Rob’s video conferencing do’s and don’ts. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

The process of applying and interviewing for a job can often be nerve racking. What kind of research should you do to prepare? What kind of questions should you ask? Rob lists out all the moves for both the interviewee and the interviewer. Even if the meeting is just informational, Rob will help you ace the process with ease. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]

Professionalism and polite behavior are required to achieve success in the workplace. To earn the respect of your bosses and colleagues, you must present competence and high standards. To help you build on these essential qualities, leading to satisfaction and self-worth, Rob shares his thoughts on the characteristics of a true professional in the office setting. For questions or comments e-mail: [email protected]