Rachel’s Writing Portfolio

  If you have anxiety about AI, you are certainly not the only one. The rise of artificial intelligence has created uncertainty for many workers across industries. It's become increasingly common to hear questions about the future reverberating across the internet. There are entire boards and threads dedicated to discussing the potential of AI, the problems that come with it, and what to expect with its rise. While some jobs could become obsolete, AI is not the end of humans in the workforce. We can't know what to expect as technology develops, but assuming that every job will go away entirely is naive. Instead, people in these industries need to look at AI as a tool that can assist in many job functions, helping to increase efficiency and productivity. While chatbots are hot right now, they don’t have the capability that humans do. One notable example of this is ChatGPT and content writing. While AI is a powerful tool for generating and editing content but can't replace th...

  As a teacher, I know firsthand what it's like to feel like to be an imposter despite years of experience and training. Even though I have completed training, have a degree, and work hard to prepare engaging and informative lessons for my students, I still wonder if I know what I’m doing. No matter how much I plan, I'm constantly second-guessing myself and wondering if I could have done better. Despite my students meeting their milestones and improving their learning, I can't shake the fear that I'm not doing enough. Imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern where people doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed as a fraud. This is especially common in a setting where jobs are often vaguely described using corporate jargon, and roles of often not concretely defined. The feeling that everyone else seems to understand implicitly can amplify this. If you find yourself in this position, it often feels like you missed the meeting where everyone was told what...

  In today's competitive job market, having the right skills and qualifications is not enough. Building a personal brand is essential to stand out and differentiate yourself from other job candidates. In this article, you will learn practical tips and strategies to develop a strong personal brand that will help you achieve career success in Corporate America. From defining your unique value proposition to leveraging social media and networking, this article will provide you with the tools you need to establish yourself as a thought leader and build a strong professional reputation. What is a personal brand? Your personal brand is the unique combination of skills, experience, and personality that makes you stand out from other job candidates. It gives you an edge and makes you memorable, similar to unique selling points. It may seem that a personal brand is only important when searching for a job. It is also necessary if you are hoping to advance in a company. Your brand can help di...