5 Steps to a successful interview
By Jesse Torres I had the pleasure of interviewing on my radio show human resources expert Brenda Ferguson Hodges. Brenda shared some of her nuggets of wisdom earned over 25 years in her various HR...
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By Ruben Abramovich Remember when interns were only doctors? They pulled off the 22 hour shifts in a hospital over a 2 or so year stint always mindful of the Hippocratic Oath. One of the earliest...
View ArticleFellowship for Journalists of Color at BuzzFeed
AS POSTED ON National Association of Hispanic Journalism (NAHJ) In recent years, diversity in the newsroom has regressed. According to the American Society of Newspaper Editors, the percentage of...
View Article7 Tips to decide whether a job internship is for you
By Ruben Abramovich The job internship experience is omnipresent across the United States and beyond. It has become the route to professional work, a first step to the white-collar career. Seen as a...
View Article4 Tips to prevent bad references from damaging your job search
Whenever you apply for a job, you can almost guarantee that your potential employer will ask for references. However, what happens if your previous manager gives bad references to a prospective...
View ArticleFrom C student to the C-suite: A true story on emotional intelligence
Tami Holzman’s “From C student to the C-suite: How I Use My Emotional Intelligence to Gain Access to the Most Influential People in the World, Even With All My Sh*t and Insecurities,” a book review by...
View ArticleHow changes in immigration policies might affect hiring of Latinos
If people are starting to care more about immigrants because of changes in immigration policies and what they are being exposed to via national politics, could in not be assumed that this level of care...
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