Looking for the next big thing? Here are some of the hottest jobs for 2020. Continue reading 2020 Hot Jobs
6 things to consider when choosing a job interview outfit
While it may seem like the interview suit is a thing of the past, a fair number of hiring managers may disagree. Continue reading 6 things to consider when choosing a job interview outfit
Meet NBMBAA’s New President & CEO: Kay Wallace
Kay Wallace lives by the quote, “Results. Period.” The new president and CEO of National Black MBA Association—which just held its 41st Annual Conference and Exposition in Houston, Texas—is all about achieving results. Continue reading Meet NBMBAA’s New President & CEO: Kay Wallace
The Key Job Search Skill You Never Knew You Needed
As a job seeker, you need to develop an important set of new skills. Job search requires self-promotion! You must learn how to think like a marketer and learn the basics Continue reading The Key Job Search Skill You Never Knew You Needed
Make Your Resume Stand Out with This One Skill
Most applicants don’t know that businesses are looking to fill positions with individuals who are leaders—people who aren’t afraid to take charge, organize, and grow with the company. Continue reading Make Your Resume Stand Out with This One Skill
This Factor Makes You 45% Less Likely to Land a Job Interview
There are different reasons job candidates might struggle to land interviews. Sometimes, it boils down to missing skills. But in other cases, your lack of interview requests could be Continue reading This Factor Makes You 45% Less Likely to Land a Job Interview
These are the 4 surprising lessons I learned when I started managing people for the first time
By Rousseau Kazi
When I first moved into team management from product management, I quickly learned that managing people is very different than managing a product.
As it turns out, people are complicated. Continue reading These are the 4 surprising lessons I learned when I started managing people for the first time
Toni Morrison, Towering Novelist of the Black Experience, Dies at 88
Toni Morrison, the Nobel laureate in literature whose best-selling work explored black identity in America — and in particular the often crushing experience of black women — through luminous, incantatory prose resembling that of no other writer in English, died on Monday in the Bronx. Continue reading Toni Morrison, Towering Novelist of the Black Experience, Dies at 88
Ken Bouyer: Success in Inclusiveness
By Brady Rhoades
As EY Americas Director of Inclusiveness Recruiting, Ken Bouyer lives by a motto: “Lift as you climb.” But he has expectations of those he lifts, just as those who helped him had expectations. He poses this question to professionals who are looking to thrive in corporate America. Continue reading Ken Bouyer: Success in Inclusiveness
Looking to Be the First Woman in the NFL
Antoinette “Toni” Harris aims to be the first woman to play in the National Football League (NFL). “If it doesn’t happen, I can just pave the way for another little girl to come out and play, or even start a women’s NFL,” Continue reading Looking to Be the First Woman in the NFL
Job Ghosting Is Real: Here’s What You Need to Know
Did you know job ghosting is real? And could be happening to you? You’ve probably heard of “ghosting” in the context of dating: You go out with someone cute, have a great time together, and come back home expecting a second date. Continue reading Job Ghosting Is Real: Here’s What You Need to Know
Master These Skills to Get Ahead in Your Career
By Casey Imafidon
To get ahead in your career, you have to bring something new to the table. While it may go beyond skill sets, other requirements for being selected for a position could be based on personal involvements, attributes, or extracurricular activities. Continue reading Master These Skills to Get Ahead in Your Career
