How to Write Business Memos Like a Management Consultant

In the consulting industry, management consultants are expected to clearly and concisely synthesize raw data and offer actionable insights. Management consultants typically create PowerPoint presentation decks to organize analysis and present their recommendations to the client. However, sometimes management consultants …

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Career Transition: Strategies for Making it in a Competitive Field After Changing Careers

Breaking into a new industry can be stressful, even if you have the right skills. You may feel like you’re starting all over again since you’ll be competing against established professionals with more experience. Besides, you might need to rebuild …

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How Community and Mentorship Have Guided This Director’s Career In Journalism

Community and journalism are intricately intertwined. The best journalists know their local communities and how to serve their needs. That’s exactly how Eric Woomer’s career started: with a connection to his community.

“When I hit community college, I was still …

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AI-proof Jobs: 22 Roles Least Likely to Be Replaced by Artificial Intelligence

As long as there have been sci-fi books, comics, and movies about robots, there’s been an undercurrent of fear that one day they’ll take over society. Now, as artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries, many professionals wonder if in …

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How Meritage Homes Is Diversifying the Home Building Space One Job at a Time

There are a lot of factors to consider when determining where you want to work. Location, salary, position, and culture are all crucial details that will impact your experience with a company and ultimately, the trajectory of your professional career.

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Introduction to Inclusive Design: A Beginner’s Guide

To understand inclusive design, let’s navigate through the past; In the wake of World War II, large numbers of veterans with mobility-related injuries found that the world around them was built in a way that made everyday activities hard or …

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What remote jobs are available for those in food service?

When I think of food service jobs, I think of jobs in restaurants. Some are back-of-house such as cooks and dishwashers. Some are front-of-house, such as waiters and bartenders. But they’re all in person. Or are they?

Are there jobs …

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Who’s Hiring? 8 Organizations Addressing Food Insecurity

Food is an essential component of life; without it, we cannot survive. But in the U.S. alone, an estimated 14.3 million people are food insecure; globally, 345 million people are facing acute food insecurity.

According to the UN, food insecurity …

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Critical Thinking: A Simple Guide and Why It’s Important

Strong critical thinking skills are crucial for career success, regardless of educational background. It embodies the ability to engage in astute and effective decision-making, lending invaluable dimensions to professional growth.

At its essence, critical thinking is the ability to analyze, …

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12 Books for Career Changers to Inspire Your Next Move

You might have been thinking about it for a while now: switching careers, chasing a new passion, or stepping into something completely different. It’s exciting, but honestly, it can also be a little intimidating. Where do you even begin? Well …

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