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Remote work: Fighting the Absence of Personal Contact Making stronger relations between remote co-workers Remote work is a two-way street In remote work, you lose the advantage of face-to-face interaction with other co-workers. When you communicate only through computers, it can be...- Posted August 7, 2020
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COVID-19: Return to Work – Are you ready? COVID-19 Returning to work: More Questions Than Answers? As we see that lockdowns in all states of the US are beginning various levels easing, we see more and more employees and consumers showing their...- Posted May 18, 2020
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Build Your Resume Writing Skills Build Your resume Smarter Not Harder Resume writing can be daunting. You can research details online, or look to a professional resume service. It is always handy to have resources on hand to help...- Posted January 18, 2020
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More POC in Administration Might Help Underserved Schools While integration remains a vital step toward achieving equality in education, improving achievement among black children might be easier to attain when school administrators truly understand the struggles of their students ― which means...- Posted October 13, 2016
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Why We Need More School Counselors to Be People of Color As imperative as education is, going to school is a traumatic experience. From elementary to college courses, school is a place of immense stress, where students must make academic achievements while contending with social...- Posted July 31, 2016
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Minorities are Answer To U.S. Engineer Shortage STEM Forum Panels Says 2M Engineers and Computer Scientists Needed in Next Decade Palo Alto, CA – A prestigious panel of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) thought leaders assembled today at HP headquarters...- Posted June 6, 2013
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Double Standards In The 21st Century, A Myth or Reality? For years African-Americans have been adamant in saying American society is not fair and that double standards exist in every aspect of American life. -
Black in Corporate America: Always a Winner, Rarely in the Winner’s Circle The “Fortune 500” is a list of the 500 largest companies in the United States as compiled by Fortune magazine. Only 13 black executives have ever made it to the Chairman or CEO position of...- Posted November 7, 2012
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Connect With Diversity By Connecting With Others In the workplace, many people struggle relating to and or connecting with others who do not look like them or share similar experiences and backgrounds. In the 21st century, the ability to communicate and...- Posted October 30, 2012