It almost seems as given that in order to get your foot into the world of career, an internship is an unavoidable first step. And while internships give us invaluable experience and an insight into what our actual job would look like, they might not be suited for everyone. If you are looking to jumpstartstuff
During the past two decades, the Internet has shaped the way we go about our everyday tasks, how we approach our work or learning processes, and how we interact with one another. In a nutshell, with its rapid involvement, technology has not only become an inevitable part of our lives, but it has improved itsstuff
In today’s fast-paced world it is hard to remain focused at all times. One’s attention is split between the obligations at work, focus on the family’s well being, social life at the tips of our fingers and the pressure of always being connected. While it may be tiring at times, in the overly digital erastuff
Have you ever thought about cashing in all those hours you spent playing video games? Wondered if your experience playing various games could translate into some of the jobs in the gaming industry? Or maybe you have, but you are not sure where to start from. Since it’s the season of giving, we couldn’t thinkstuff
We’ll be straight with you, the design industry is a competitive branch. Now, you didn’t need us to tell you that, obviously, but it goes to prove our point. What are you doing to stand out of the crowd? Creating a strong online personal brand became an important task on everyone’s “must-do” list. In thestuff
Let us do a little experiment! We’ll assume that you are, let’s say, an illustrator. You’ve made quite a name of yourself on social media and have a considerable number of followers that enjoy your art. Lately, you even started thinking about growing your business further, perhaps publishing a collection of your illustration in astuff
Held every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is an internationally renowned campaign which aims at raising public awareness on the importance of staying safe on the Internet. Here at .ME, we often find ourselves discussing the importance of personal accountability, the need to take proactive steps and be cyber-safe both at work and at home/otherwise. Instuff
Millennials were the first generation to find out just how their online activities could impact future opportunities, and in response, they started “cleaning up” their digital profiles. stuff
What’s the difference between an online persona and an offline one? The answer should be nothing. Our online presence should be an extension of who we are as a person, not a carefully curated version of it. But after one scroll through social media, you’ll find perfect vacation photos that hide our jet lag, fancystuff
Gen Alpha is a generation of kids who were navigating their way around YouTube before they were out of diapers, and they will soon dethrone Millennials and Gen-Z as the go-to consumer segment for big brands. It is no surprise that we have all been concerned with the impact the Internet will have on thestuff
Don’t share your address online, don’t post your phone number, don’t give out too much personal info – Millennials grew up hearing all of the usual warnings about internet safety. And while these are still good tips, Gen Alpha will have to deal with a different type of online security: data privacy. Each video, eachstuff
Since the internet existed, so too has the worry about the impact it’s having on younger generations. What is it teaching our kids? Is it making attention spans shorter? Is it turning us into robots? But while internet safety should always be a priority, parents shouldn’t panic about how it’s shaping Generation Alpha. It turnsstuff
By now, you know how you’d like to present yourself in the online world. You have figured out what you want to say, how to say it, and your image is sorted out thanks to some wicked branding. But all that hard work goes down the drain if you don’t follow through and actually createstuff
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