Agata Szczepanek
Writer, Career Expert
Agata Szczepanek is a career expert at ResumeLab. With her professional insight and thinking outside the box, Agata's mission is to help people from all backgrounds find their dream job. A master's degree graduate in Journalism and Communication and English Philology, her work has been featured by top media outlets, including Forbes, Fast Company, The Motley Fool, and HR Dive.
About Agata
Area of Expertise
Careers, job searching, career change, career development, professional development
Academic Degree
- Master's Degree, Jagiellonian University
- Bachelor's Degree, Jan Kochanowski University of Kielce
Press
- 70% Of Workers Lie On Resumes, New Study Shows, Forbes.com, November 2023
- This Type of Job Applicant Is Most Likely to Lie on Their Résumé, Fortune.com, October 2023
- Are Pay Transparency Laws Working?, BBC.com, May 2023
- Want to Attract Job Seekers? Make Sure to Post a Salary, SHRM.org, March 2023
- 4 in 5 Workers Say They’re Unlikely to Apply for a Job without Salary Range, HRDive.com, January 2023
- Ageism in the Workplace Is Rampant: Here’s How To Fight Back Against Unfair Treatment, Finance.Yahoo.com, October 2022
- Only 40% of Americans Can Cover a Surprise $400 Expense, Fool.com, August 2022
- Workers Say They Want ‘Meaningful’ Work, but What Is That Exactly?, HRReporter.com, June 2022
Social Media
LinkedIn, MuckRack, Bold.pro, Academia
Professional Summary
With a master's degree in Journalism and Communication and English Philology, Agata’s mission is to help people from all backgrounds find their dream job.
Since 2022, she has focused on providing readers of ResumeLab with easy-to-understand and science-based information researched according to ResumeLab’s editorial code of conduct.
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Agata's Articles
Recession Fears in 2022 | Snapshot of US Worker Sentiment
Recession fears are growing. Here’s how people really feel about a potential downturn, the 2022 US labor market, and the current economic outlook.

Agata Szczepanek
August 09Immigration and the Labor Market in 2022
Immigrants, friends or foes? Immigration is a polarizing topic. Here's what people think about immigration and its influence on the US labor market.

Agata Szczepanek
August 09Strikes and Labor Unions in 2022 | Big Data on Big Labor
The labor market keeps changing. But collective action still has power. Here’s what people really think about going on strike, joining unions, and more.

Agata Szczepanek
September 01What Makes a Nightmare Coworker? [2022 Study]
The world of work is constantly changing, but infuriating coworkers stay the same. Check out how it feels to have terrible work colleagues.

Agata Szczepanek
August 09New Data On Financial Transparency At Work [2023 Report]
Gentlemen don’t talk about money, right? Wrong. Here’s how people really feel about discussing finances, pay transparency, and factors determining salary.

Agata Szczepanek
August 10Mind Matters: Exploring Mental Health at Work [2023 Study]
Are you struggling with work-related stress and burnout? You’re not the only one. Here’s a dose of knowledge on mental health status in today’s challenging work environment.

Agata Szczepanek
July 11Gen Z at Work [2023 Study]
We explored the opinions of 1,100+ Gen Z workers, uncovering their career aspirations, workplace must-haves, and the driving forces behind their motivations.

Agata Szczepanek
September 2083% of Generation Z workers are job hoppers (2023 Report)
Explore the evolving landscape of workplace dynamics as we uncover Generation Z’s distinct expectations and demands.

Agata Szczepanek
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