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The Vital Role of Black Entrepreneurship in US History — Careers Done Write
In the wake of social protests in 2020, companies like Citi and JPMorgan Chase pledged millions of dollars in funding to uplift Black and Hispanic-owned businesses. These actions are the first steps on a long road to equitable opportunity for all businesses.
Why DEI Matters for Everyone — Careers Done Write
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs are on the chopping block, which should concern everyone. One by one, DEI programs at some of the country’s biggest companies began falling apart in 2024, and efforts to reverse DEI initiatives are ramping up in 2025.
New Challenges for Civil Servants — Careers Done Write
On January 28, the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sent nearly all of its 3 million employees an email offering deferred resignations and warning that they may be laid off or reassigned if they choose to stay. The goal is to cut 75% of the federal workforce to improve government efficiency.
Why You Should Hire Former Teachers — Careers Done Write
If you’re a hiring manager looking to fill a role with high-performing top talent, you should consider hiring a former teacher. As more educators leave the profession, private sector employers realize they bring highly transferrable skills and knowledge and are excellent employees.
Office Party Etiquette — Careers Done Write
The holiday season and the end of the calendar year are times of celebration, which means that the office holiday party season is upon us. With that in mind, here are some tips about office party etiquette to get you through the evening and ensure your reputation remains intact the following day.
The Virtual Interview Overreach: When Privacy Takes a Backseat to Transparency — Careers Done Write
These days, most initial interviews are being conducted via video conference. This medium can make the whole interview process more nerve-racking because it can be difficult to read body language when you’re not in the same room as the interviewer.
Interview Prep: Your Key to Success in the Job Search — Careers Done Write
The job interview should be a conversation between interested parties to determine whether or not working together might be mutually beneficial. You want to be sure that you tell a compelling, coherent story about your professional history and the value that you bring to the role.
Delta Airlines Dictates Guidelines for Candidates’ Underwear and Other Stupid Things — Careers Done Write
I was astounded to come across this article about Delta Airlines’ new guidelines for candidates’ grooming, hair, jewelry, and clothing—and its specific requirements for candidates’ undergarments. It is shocking that a company would dictate clothing and personal style to candidates interviewing for a
The Inception of Collaboration Tools — Careers Done Write
Setting: A corporate America conference room, complete with whiteboard and glass walls. The Boss, who holds the title of Vice President of Managerial Logistics of Management, sits at the head of the table and runs through his riveting presentation.
Chipotle CEO's Bizarre Interview Highlights the Critical Need for Media Training in Business! — Careers Done Write
Chipotle has recently fallen out of favor with its target market, who claim that the portion sizes have shrunk while the prices have skyrocketed. In response to the public outcry, Chipotle CEO Brian Nicoll took to cable news to set the record straight.
Bullies, Mean Girls, and Remaining Professional When Things Get Personal — Careers Done Write
Bullies from high school often grow up to become bullies in the workplace. Workplace bullying takes many forms; it includes behavior that intimidates, offends, degrades, or humiliates an employee, possibly in front of coworkers and clients.