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Graduation is upon us! Getting a degree in paralegal is such a huge accomplishment, so all of our talented graduates must be very excited about getting their degree, attending the graduation ceremony, celebrating at parties, and starting their careers! Arguably the most important part to any job search is the resume. Without preparing a presentable resume, an applicant doesn’t even stand a chance of getting an interview. You could be an incredibly talented paralegal, but if your resume doesn’t reflect that you’re in trouble!

Three years after the recession began, the economy is making its slow and uncertain crawl back to normalcy. As a future business leader, you might be in a field where you’re not only competing with rivals to gain more market share and profit, but also trying to attract and retain talented employees. After all, talent and expertise are an essential part of success for any business. With that in mind, a good strategy is to understand what motivates employees. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

At Fremont Universitys we pride ourselves on educating young paralegals and inspiring them to reach their career goals. However, education doesn’t end after graduation. We’ve got some excellent tips for new (and soon-to-be) paralegals on how to find success! Find a mentor. Mentors are hidden gems in not only the workforce, but in life as a whole. Find someone in the law field that is will to answer your questions, gives good advice, gets you in touch with the right people, is willing to help you find a job, and much more.

A massage is meant to be a relaxing experience - a time to alleviate tension, pressure and toxins building up in our bodies. And knowing how to handle and avoid uncomfortable situations with clients can help you keep them coming back!   The following tips can help you and your clients understand some of the common things everyone may be thinking of before, during and after a massage, but are too afraid to ask.