Landing a job is a challenge for many professionals. Landing a job without any experience can be an even bigger challenge. For a job seeker without any experience, it’s discouraging when you’ve applied for dozens Continue reading Applying for entry-level jobs? Do these things to write your cover letter
Just a few decades ago, Black art was hard to come by in mainstream markets. Artists were largely only viewed at African American museums and at niche galleries. Continue reading From the Smithsonian to the Kitchen: African American Art is Transforming the Home Decor Business
Tech and big data skills are increasingly sought after careers in the workplace—and they could be a boon for you if you’re trying to hop industries or quickly climb the ranks. Continue reading Looking to switch careers? Learn these job skills right now
According to a recently released survey from salary, jobs and career database, PayScale, holders of these bachelors degrees said they felt they were unemployed. Continue reading 17 College Majors That Report Higher Underemployment
People line up at Big Shake’s Nashville Hot Chicken, excited to get the array of unique flavors being served up. Now, people across the country can simply log online and buy whatever they want, and it will Continue reading Chef Big Shake Debuts New Online Store, Offers Deep-Fried Turkey for the Holidays
Tyler Perry’s new Atlanta studio will be home to the 2019 Miss Universe competition. The three-hour-event, hosted by Steve Harvey for the fifth consecutive year, will air live from Continue reading Tyler Perry’s New Atlanta Studio To Host 2019 Miss Universe Competition
When director Kasi Lemmons started work on the first major movie about Harriet Tubman, the 19th century slave turned hero of the Underground Railway, she decided to focus less on the brutality of slavery and more on human stories. Continue reading New ‘Harriet’ movie tells a different story about U.S. slavery
By Brady Rhoades
Once upon a time, Stedman Graham—yes, that Stedman—was a soldier in the United States Army, trying to figure out who he was and where he was going. More than 40 years later, he’s a world-renowned businessman, author and speaker with a laser focus on identity leadership. Continue reading Stedman Graham: Lead Yourself First, Others Second
In August 2019, Google issued a new set of community guidelines that banned political discussions at work.
The new policy states, “While sharing information and ideas with colleagues helps build community, disrupting the workday to have a raging debate over politics or the latest news story does not.
Our primary responsibility is Continue reading 15 Work Conversations That Could Cost You Your Job
By Randy Wooden
Technology has changed our lives in many ways, including how we conduct a job search. I have witnessed a number of recruiting and job coaching changes in my 30+ year career. Most – but not all – involve the use Continue reading 3 Changes to The Job Search – Not Counting Technology
If your goal is to climb the career ladder of success all the way to the top, chances are your path may not be direct. But it can also be Continue reading These are the top 4 ways to get to the C-suite
By Staff Sgt. Neysa Canfield
Puddles of sweat begin to form as the sound of 50-ounce gloves hitting a punching bag echo throughout the gym. A buzzer goes off. That’s the signal to the drenched-in-sweat Sgt. Larry Mays that the warmup has ended and the real workout is about to begin. Continue reading Blood, Sweat, Gloves: Soldier Punches Way to Success
