Organizations that want to attract, engage and retain diverse employee talent often include mentoring as a key piece of their talent development strategy—and for good reasons. Continue reading Employee Mentoring Helps Engage and Retain Diverse Talent
By Hannah Ryan, CNN
Naomi Osaka discovered what it’s like to be at the sharp end of a sporting governing body’s regulations this summer. Continue reading How misogynoir is oppressing Black women athletes
By Jason Guerrasio, Insider
Dolly Parton’s 1973 song “I Will Always Love You” found a new generation of fans when Whitney Houston took on the song for her 1992 movie “The Bodyguard.” Continue reading Dolly Parton says she used royalties from Whitney Houston’s song in ‘The Bodyguard’ to support a Black neighborhood
By Tawanah Reeves-Ligon
After the pandemic, overall demand has increased for MBA degrees. Successful MBA grads, on average, earn $30,000 more than other business school graduates. Continue reading 5 Great Careers for MBA Graduates
By Kat Castagnoli
If you’re looking for a job right now, then there’s a good chance you’re interviewing remotely. There are some upsides to this – there’s no traffic to endure, you can reference your resume or notes without being obvious and you have the same access to any position no matter where you’re located in the country. Continue reading How to Nail a Virtual Job Interview
By Drake Forester
The pandemic has ushered in a widespread acceptance of working from home and less dedication to the traditional 9-5 workday. Indeed, the benefits of remote working, including greater flexibility for employees, lower real estate costs and increased productivity, have Continue reading 3 Ways to Set Up Your Post Pandemic Workplace
By Mónica Marie Zorrilla, Variety
Cathy Ang, Niall Cunningham, Alexa Swinton, and Cree Cicchino have joined the cast of the HBO Max original series and revival of “Sex and the City.” Continue reading ‘Sex and the City’ Revival Casts Miranda and Charlotte’s Kids
By Mena Suvari, Yahoo! Life
Nineties It Girl Mena Suvari, who you recognize from hugely popular movies American Pie and American Beauty, is coming clean about her double life. In her new memoir, The Great Peace, the award-winning actor divulges intimate, moving, and, at times, shocking details about her off-camera world—including her teenage struggles with drug addiction, her emotionally destructive relationships with older men, and how the #MeToo movement ultimately inspired her to share her experience with the dark side of young Hollywood fame. Continue reading Mena Suvari: “Slowly but Surely Meth Became My Life. And Then It Took Over”
By Susan Au Allen: National President & CEO, US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation (USPAACC)
The vaccines are here. This marks a critical turning point — a year into the pandemic — in the fight against a virulent disease that has wreaked months-long havoc to lives and livelihood. Continue reading How to Mitigate Pandemic Fatigue
By Toyin Owoseje, CNN
Singer-songwriter Pink has offered to pay fines handed out to the Norwegian women’s beach handball team after they refused to wear bikini bottoms while competing. Continue reading Pink is offering to pay the Norwegian women’s beach handball team’s fine for wearing shorts
