Category: Jobs for Moms

These days moms are juggling more than ever (um, homeschooling anyone?!). Therefore finding flexible work from home jobs for moms in 2021 is key. While the pandemic has wreaked havoc in many ways, there is a major upside for moms career-wise. More and more companies are offering partial or full work from home job opportunities…

There are plenty of reasons to do a side hustle, which is a part-time, flexible job that you can do while working full-time or staying at home and caring for your kids. Read below for an extensive list of side hustles, including jobs from home, online jobs from home, creative jobs, and remote jobs. Before…

You've got kids at home and you need a job fast. Going back to school to earn a certificate or degree might not be an option for you right now. I get it! I'm a mom to two young kids. I understand the challenge of fitting a job in the jigsaw puzzle that is life…

If you're a mom making a career change, there are many factors to consider. Are you willing to get more training or education? If you're changing industries, are you willing to take a pay cut? What type of flexibility does your target job or industry offer? Career change after kids is entirely possible. In fact,…

Career change after kids is entirely possible. In fact, it can be down right exhilarating and even fun. You just need the right information and a simple framework. I've never actually sat down and thought specifically about how my mom skills connect to my career as a coach and educator. But looking back on the…

For moms returning to work or changing careers, flexibility is key. Given the pandemic, many parents will be home-schooling their kids full or part-time, so having a flexible job is a necessity. Even if your kids are returning to school full-time, flexibility is still an important factor to consider. But how can you tell if…

As a mom re-entering the workforce there are countless things you are probably thinking about. Updating your resume, writing that dreaded cover letter, and preparing for the (gulp) interview are no doubt top concerns. Figuring out how you're going to balance being a mom with the demands of a new job is probably also front…

Interviewing is stressful. Returning to the workforce after taking time away is stressful. I know because I've been there. Based my own painful experience, I want to make sure you know how to avoid the biggest interview mistakes for moms returning to work. You might find yourself second guessing your background. Or question your decision…