Hallie Crawford, certified career coach, provided Regions.com with these career tips for starting a new job in a recent article:
“There’s the exciting part of starting a new job: the extended professional network, the new responsibilities, and the fresh opportunities. Then there’s the sometimes-less-exciting part: the mountain of paperwork when it comes to health insurance, taxes, retirement plans, and other benefits.
1. Ask Upfront About Benefits Available to Employees
2. Manage the Transition Between Old and New Jobs
3. Evaluate Your Insurance Options
4. Plan for Your Retirement
Read all of the tips and the complete article now.
