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After nearly a decade of working in the telemedicine space, I found a few indispensable tools for sanity, physiology, comfort, and efficiency.
The first is a standing desk. Sitting in front of a computer for eight to ten …
Pursuing a career in tech is an exciting, ever-evolving journey with a myriad of benefits and opportunities for growth. The tech industry today spans more niches than ever before. From pet-tech to agriculture-tech to data-heavy warehouses, the impact software has …
Marketing is one of the most diverse career paths you can pursue. No matter what kind of background, skills, or strengths you bring to the table, chances are there’s a marketing role out there that would be the right fit.
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Interested in becoming a software engineer? A software engineering internship is a great place to build skills, network, and start launching your career. Yet what exactly do software engineer interns do, and how can you land a software engineer internship? …
Want to be a welder in Louisiana? Check out this perspective on the value of a career in welding for those who want to start a career as a welder.
Read about how programs in Louisiana are ensuring youth have the support they need as they “age out” of foster care.
The food service industry is rich with opportunities that offer more than just the traditional roles of cooking or serving. For students, recent graduates, and those at the early stages of their careers, the field of food service has jobs …
Reasonable accommodations are adjustments to a hiring process, work environment, or job responsibilities so an employee with disabilities can apply for or perform their job. Depending on the type of disability, accommodations can look many different ways — from transcription …
Whether you’re looking for an internship, your first post-college job, or even a part-time summer position, you need a resume. This indispensable document isn’t just an accounting of your skills and abilities. It also helps a recruiter or hiring manager …
Some people have known what they wanted to be when they grew up since they were nine years old. Other people get to their junior year of college and are still considering options. While there’s no one “right way” to …
