Creating Industry Connections (Virtually) Graduating amidst a pandemic was not how I pictured spending my senior year of college. Life changed in an instant. The job market shrank. My classmates and professors were at home, scattered around the globe instead of in a single classroom. Person-to-person interaction became rare and exclusively transactional. We are slowly… Continue reading Creating Industry Connections (Virtually)
Training Your Gut: Business Edition Over 40% of CEOs said they rely on intuition over big data for decisions. That’s a hefty percentage. While big data and analytics are monumentally helpful in making decisions, a seasoned intuition proves itself irreplaceable. If the good old gut feeling was not to be trusted, humans would have perished… Continue reading Training Your Gut: Business Edition
Vanquish Excuses, Start Exercising You said today’s the day. Running shoes awaiting the sweet slap of pavement sit by the door. Earphones and athletic clothes lounge on the dresser, ready for the workout ahead. YET. Somehow all those signals and reminders didn’t motivate you to get moving. We push it off and push it off,… Continue reading Vanquish Excuses, Start Exercising
5 Critically Important Boundaries for Remote Students or Workers The world plunged into the remote work deep end overnight. Suddenly, teams worked out of Zoom instead of conference rooms, pajama pants instead of slacks. Although this shift came on much faster than imagined, workers worked desperately to developed strategies to cope. As a fresh college… Continue reading 5 Critically Important Boundaries for Remote Students or Workers