Career Archives – Page 4 of 39 – Metro US

Disrupting the traditional four-year degree track

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Disrupting the traditional four-year degree track

Pat King

How to fund your business without going broke.

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How to fund your business without going broke

Pat King

The stars of Mean Girls the musical have graduated to the classroom, where they'll teach young women grades 6-12 about bullying.

Local

Mean Girls cast go from bullies to mentors in NYC schools

Eva Kis

Workforce Opportunity Services develops and trains untapped talent from veteran and underserved communities for companies across the globe.

New York

City-based nonprofit tackles veteran, underserved unemployment

Nikki M. Mascali

How cyber charter schools are changing what it means to be 'home schooled'

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How cyber charter schools are changing what it means to be ‘home schooled’

Pat King

Pick the right community college for you

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How to pick the right community college for you

Pat King

Stonehill College takes a unique approach to it's Marketing MBA

Health

Stonehill’s IMC master’s degree leads with creativity

Jeanine Ilacqua

Betaworks is launching Studios, a space to provide members with practical skills workshops, human networking, business opportunities and more.

New York

Betaworks introduces Studios to connect creative builders

Nikki M. Mascali

dog side hustle

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Hate your job? This company will hire you to take pics of dogs

Sam Brodsky

Summer between high school and college

New York

Summer break? Not really. Time to prep.

Karl Saint Lucy

Why You Should Go to Grad School for an MBA Degree

Business

Why You Should Go to Grad School for an MBA Degree

Karl Saint Lucy

When the time's right to re-evaluate how much you're worth.

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When is the perfect time to ask for a raise?

Lucy E. Cousins

Before FIT seniors make it to the school’s annual coveted runway show, the ‘Future of Fashion,’ they need to survive Judging Day.

New York

Soon-to-be FIT grads vie for spot on school’s coveted runway

Nikki M. Mascali

When you just can't work with your boss.

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Signs your manager doesn’t have your back

Karl Saint Lucy

There's no need to leave home to find a great education.

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Why you should go local for college

Karl Saint Lucy

Boston's the education capital of the country

Boston

Why Boston is the Higher Ed Capital of the U.S.?

Karl Saint Lucy

Financial Gym founder Shannon McLay (left) wants you to feel good having that drink, instead of worrying about how much it cost.

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Why everybody — yes, that’s you! — needs a financial adviser

Eva Kis

take your dog to work today

Health

Work week gone to the dogs? How bringing Fido to work will fix it

Pat King

In partnership with workforce accelerator Trilogy Education Services, Columbia Engineering will host its first-ever bootcamp this summer.

New York

Columbia University announces first-ever coding bootcamp

Nikki M. Mascali

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This gender wage gap calculator is basic AF but gets its point across

Linnea Zielinski

Don't over-do it with your grad school course load.

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Don’t over-do it with your grad school course load

Pat King

Finding the right job search sites for you

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Find the right job search site for you

Pat King

Career development centers: You campus' secret weapon

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The career development center people should be your college BFFs

Pat King

What constitutes workplace harassment?

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What constitutes workplace harassment?

Pat King

Best ways to apply for a job without a resume

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Here are the best ways to apply for a job without a resume

Pat King

Gender equality has long been driving focus of New York City-based tech company Arkadium, says CEO Jessica Rovello.

New York

Gender equality drives this NYC-based tech company

Nikki M. Mascali

Relocating for work

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Why women should move overseas for work

Pat King

Chris Hughes on income inequality.

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The system is broke (that’s why you are, too)

Pat King

What should we really arm teachers with?

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Here’s what we should actually arm teachers with

Pat King

NY Federal Appeals Court rules in favor of LGBT workers rights

New York

NY Federal Appeals Court rules in favor of LGBT workers rights

Pat King

Could panic buttons help save lives during school shootings?

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Could panic buttons help save lives during school shootings?

Pat King

School bus are a source of emissions.

New York

EPA gives funding to replace diesel guzzling school buses in New York

Pat King

Passing along positivity with the Friday Forward

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Passing along positivity with the Friday Forward

Pat King

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Do millennials care more about money than love?

Pat King

With the pilot of its intensive Brooklyn Fashion Academy, the Brooklyn Public Library is teaching aspiring fashion designers the industry from the ground up — for free.

New York

How Brooklyn Public Library wants to redesign fashion education

Nikki M. Mascali

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