On Thursday, July 25th, Solomon Page joined the New York Road Runners and over 4,700 other runners for a 5k through Central Park.
Filed Under: New York Road Runners, NYRR, NYRR 5k, Central Park, company culture, Company News, Solomon Page, SPG News, Work-Life Balance
Ready for a career change, but worried you don’t have the experience or skills to land a job in your desired field? Filling your resume with your previous work experience that has no similarity to the job you’re applying for is likely to land your resume in the trash can. But that doesn’t mean...
Filed Under: Branding, branding, career, Career Advice, career change, career switch, Confidence, Goals, industry change, industry switch, job market, Job Search, personal brand, Professional Development, Your Career
You may have loved your job when you started, but it’s not unusual to get in a rut. If you’re experiencing burnout, changing your mindset can bypass it, says Daniel M. Cable, author of Alive at Work: The Neuroscience of Helping Your People Love What They Do,during his interview with Stephanie...
Filed Under: Attitude, Behavior in the Workplace, behavior in the workplace, Distractions, distractions, Focus, Good Habits, good habits, Strategy, Organization, Productivity, productivity, Quick Tips, quick tips, summer, work
On June 25th Solomon Page hosted an event dedicated to the exploration of adaptive clothing. The evening included an intimate cocktail reception and featured guest speaker Mindy Scheier, founder of Runway of Dreams Foundation, an organization dedicated to a future of inclusion, acceptance and...
Filed Under: News, adaptive clothing, Big Ideas & Innovation, creativity, Evolution of Adaptive Clothing, fashion, fashion industry, innovation, Innovation, Leadership, Mindy Scheier, Runway of Dreams, Persistence, Professional Women, Social Impact, Success, Tommy Adaptive
With the rise of robots and AI, as well as ongoing economic changes from globalization, jobs from data entry to manufacturing are under threat in the US.
Filed Under: News, job market, Job Statistics
The Hospitality Division of Solomon Page will be hosting a series of Open Houses for positions at a newly renovated hotel.
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Corporate culture is a concept at the forefront of the employment marketplace—professionals want to feel valued as individuals, not just for their professional contributions.
Filed Under: company culture, corporate culture, job market, job satisfaction, Job Statistics, Professional Development, Work-Life Balance
You would think some of the more sophisticated job titles would realize the biggest increases in wages, but according to Glassdoor’s latest ranking of jobs showing the fastest wage gains over the past year, it is job positions in lower-skill, lower-paying fields that are seeing the most growth.
Filed Under: Economy, job market, job market 2018, Job Statistics, wage increases, salary, salary increase 2018, salary increases, wage increase, wage increases 2018
In New York City, women earn about 89 cents on the dollar compared to men, and out of the 55 Fortune 500 companies in the five boroughs, only one has a female CEO.
Filed Under: job market, Professional Development, Professional Women, Social Impact, Technology, Women Leaders
The U.S. Department of Labor released statistics about the current job market on May 4th. The results pointed to a more promising situation for jobseekers than in recent months or years. Some highlights are as follows:
Filed Under: Economy, job market, Job Statistics
