Army Veteran Turned Nationwide Consultant Discusses Career Transition [Video]
In honor of Military Appreciation Month and Nationwide’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, we’re excited to introduce Nationwide consultant, Doug … Continued
Business
Negotiation Tips for Small Business Success
Starting and operating a small business requires a set of skills many business owners may not possess. For instance, the … Continued
Cyber Safety Simplified for Small Businesses [Infographic]
63 percent of small business owners admit they have been victims of at least one type of cyber attack. With … Continued
Is Your Small Business Cyber-Safe? Here’s Your Checklist
Do you assume that getting hacked is only a big-company problem? A new survey by Nationwide reveals that almost eight in 10 small … Continued
Workplace Fire Safety: Everyone Has a Job
Welcome to the second edition of our Fire Prevention Week 2014 series. Now that we’ve established fire safety tips for … Continued
5 Small Business Trends You May Want to Follow in 2014
True entrepreneurial spirit was a hallmark of 2013. According to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, about 476,000 new business owners emerged … Continued
10 Tips for Staying Healthy at Work
At Nationwide, we know being healthy is important. Recently, we earned Gold Level HealthLead Workplace Accreditation for our healthy workplace because of our associates’ commitment to make living a healthy life a priority.
It’s not always easy to stay healthy if you work at a desk all day, so we’ve put together 10 great tips to stay fit at work.
What You Should Know About Working from Home
Learn what kinds of jobs are out there and how to find them. For many of us, working from home … Continued
4 Common Small Business Missteps and Solutions
Starting a small business can be a highly rewarding, yet highly challenging undertaking. Nearly half of all new businesses don’t … Continued
5 of the Fastest Growing Jobs for New College Graduates
When it comes time to choose a major, expected salary after graduation is often a major consideration – but it shouldn’t be the only one. In addition to finding a career that’s fulfilling, you should also consider the availability of jobs in your field. Lawyers may have a high average salary, but there’s evidence to suggest that there are currently more law graduates than available jobs. Most of these careers require a bachelor’s degree, and, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, are projected to see increasing demand through 2020.