By Cassandre Cassamajor
At various points in life, it’s important to set or reset your financial goals. If you’re starting your career, or you’re overwhelmed with debt and wondering how you’ll pay your bills, you may think Continue reading How Becoming Money Savvy Can Achieve Your Goals
By Betsy Leatherman
My husband and I have an arrangement that’s become increasingly common in the U.S.: I work outside the home, and he manages the home front, taking on the brunt of domestic and childcare duties. We’re in Continue reading How Corporate America Can Better Support High-Earning Women
As CEO and President of the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC), Ying McGuire leads efforts to advance business opportunities for more than 15,000 certified minority business enterprises (MBEs) connecting them Continue reading Ying McGuire Immigrated to the United States with one suitcase and $1000 to pursue the American Dream and Inject $1 Trillion into the Economy
Interviews are one of the basic steps to securing the job you want. They are your chance to sell your skills and abilities, which allows you to Continue reading Tips for Acing Your Next Interview
If you’re looking to become a women-certified business enterprise (WBE), you may have a lot of questions about the process or if it’s even worth it to go through Continue reading WBEs Share Why More Women Should Get Business Certified
Have you ever heard the following mantra, it is repeated so often it almost sounds like a truism?
“Former employers direct all reference checks to their Human Resources departments, and those people won’t Continue reading 7 Ways HR Gives Bad Job References Without Giving Bad Job References
By Brady Rhoades
Theresa Oei is a cheerleader for the New England Patriots. She’s also a Ph.D. candidate in chemical biology at Harvard University.
Kayla Rossel cheers for the San Francisco 49ers. After getting Continue reading Science Cheerleaders – Gimme an S for STEAM!
A cover letter is a one-page document that supplements your resume. Though they may not be required for every job you apply to, including a short letter to accompany your resume is Continue reading Cover Letter 101
In a stunning victory, Michelle Yeoh took home the trophy for best actress at the 2023 Oscars on Sunday. The Everything Everywhere All at Once actress made history as the first Asian American to win the category and the first woman of color to receive the award in Continue reading Michelle Yeoh Makes History With Best Actress Win at 2023 Oscars: ‘This Is a Beacon of Hope’
You may have heard of “quiet quitting,” a term that is creating a lot of buzz around setting boundaries at work. The idea is that rather than leave a job, some workers are deciding Continue reading 3 Ways to Maintain Balance When Your Work World Shifts
