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
We all know that the work landscape is changing. The jobs that will be in demand are shifting as more are automated by artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robots. Teams are becoming more disparate and globalization has added new collaboration challenges. At the same time, more...
Filed Under: future, Leadership, Leadership and Management, management, Strategy, Professional Development, Relationships
The best things in life may be free, but that doesn't mean they won't take time, sweat, and perseverance to acquire.
Filed Under: Good Habits, good habits, life skills, Professional Development, professional development, self improvement
Networking is something that makes a lot of people cringe—and understandably so. When people think of the word “networking,” images of forced and insincere flattery comes to mind.
Filed Under: Attitude, Networking, networking, Communication, communication, Confidence, Professional Development, professional development, relationships
Some of the most important skills in life are not taught in school. Here are 9 you won't want to miss out on.
Filed Under: Emotional Intelligence, eq, Good Habits, good habits, life skills, Personality, Professional Development, professional development, Psychology, Self Reflection
Success doesn't crop up overnight. All self-made millionaires had to start somewhere.
Filed Under: ambition, Career Advice, Goals, good habits, inspiration, self-made, Strategy, Professional Development, professional development, Success
Wagner College invited Gregg Gavioli, Managing Director of the Accounting & Finance division at Solomon Page, to speak to their top 5% of business students, known as "Selects," at a round table event. The discussion covered the job market, networking, and the finance industry and provided upcoming...
Filed Under: Career Advice, entry level, Hiring, Interviewing, Job Search, job search, post grad, Professional Development, Q&A
Whether you regularly speak in public and write online, or you mostly express yourself over email, being a good communicator is part of every single job description. But how can you really know if it’s something you’re good at?Here are 17 questions that can help you identify whether you’re awesome...
Filed Under: Communication, communication, Confidence, Good Habits, good habits, Professional Development, quick tips
Being certain that you’re the right person for the job is as important for you as it is for the person potentially hiring or promoting you. It may be you’re going for a senior position or you may be just starting out in your career. You might be seeking an internal promotion, a transfer across the...
Filed Under: ambition, Confidence, good habits, Hiring, Job Search, job search, Professional Development, professional development
As an American, you legitimately could spend every day of your life on vacation--and still make a good living. But the truth is, few of us actually do this. Instead, we work hard, take time off when we can, and face the inevitable letdown when it's time to get back to work.
Filed Under: Focus, Good Habits, good habits, Productivity, productivity, Professional Development, vacation
