While many jobs were put on hold during the pandemic, there are a few that may not come back—ever.
Continue reading These Are The Most At-Risk Jobs Post-Pandemic
By Debra Wheatman
I have probably received more questions on the topic of conducting a job search in the current climate than I have on anything else in 2020. When the restrictions were first enacted, many people decided to go into a self-imposed holding pattern and shelve their job searches.
Continue reading 5 Current Keys to Success When Searching for a Job
Robert Half conducted a study on employees’ views regarding the pandemic workplace.
Continue reading Employees Share Views on Current and Post-Pandemic Workplace
The Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is launching a wide lineup of resources and technical assistance to help minority-owned businesses during the pandemic.
Written by: Patty Juarez, head of Wells Fargo Diverse Segments, Commercial Banking with introductory remarks from Ramiro A. Cavazos, President and CEO, United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Continue reading The Importance of Employee Resource Groups
By Catherine Burns
When on the hunt for a job, it’s not uncommon to be applying for multiple opportunities at once. This is especially true for those of us just starting out in our careers. But multiple applications mean different resume versions, various cover letters and many, many different deadlines to keep track of. With so many moving parts at once, it’s easy to become disorganized.
Continue reading Ways to Organize Your Job Search
Zigzag. That’s the advice Georgia Sandoval, a high-performance architect at Intel, has for STEM students.
(Jacksonville, FL) Ruben Rodriguez, a former firefighter for both the City of Miami Fire & Rescue and the Tallahassee Fire Department, is currently the Emergency Recovery Coordinator for Paul Davis of Tallahassee.
By Amy Stanton
A few years ago, an interesting study came out of Harvard Business Review titled “The Business Case for Curiosity.”
Continue reading The one characteristic that will make you an all-star according to science
Irma Olguin, the tech CEO of Geekwise Academy, is not your typical CEO. Though she lives in California, where many business owners have taken to big cities, such as Los Angeles and San Francisco, Olguin runs her business in Fresno, California, one of the poorest cities in the United States.
Continue reading Meet the Latina CEO who Won’t Stop Exceeding Expectations
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