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Dear Readers, My wife, a Human Resources management professional, has become so frustrated with her job search! And the Covid-19 outbreak did not help. So, rather than sit on the “pity-pot”, I went on a search for the best advice … Continue reading →

I know this sounds a bit unusual to say but “Happy Anniversary To Us”!! Why am I saying this? Well… Twenty years ago this April 1st,  our founder Ron Grant travelled back to his home-state of South Carolina to start … Continue reading →

Too often we focus on the ideal v. what could actually be better for us. And this is true for students whose first option for an internship melts away and the second option becomes the opportunity. Barbara Hewitt, of Penn … Continue reading →

Question: What does immigration and education have in common? Answer: They both affect the standing of the United States in the global economy So, to address the “elephant in the room”, the proposed immigration policies that we are grappling with … Continue reading →

My daughter is a millennial. By the year 2025, she and other millennials will make up almost 75 percent of the workforce around the world. These workers, who are now between the age of 18 and 34, have already surpassed … Continue reading →

Many years ago in the comic strip series “Pogo”, the main character Pogo says with total confidence to his friend Porkypine  “Son, we have met the enemy and he is us”. The visual in the script is even more compelling. … Continue reading →

I have often asked myself, “How will the delivery of career services change over the next few years.” In the process I killed a few “sacred cows” and perhaps you have done your fair share as well. And possibly you … Continue reading →

The graduation ceremonies with all their pomp and circumstance have all ended. Young men and women who, only a few weeks ago, were focused on making the last heroic effort of marathon studying in order to pass the final exams … Continue reading →

Recently, I found some interesting data about the average salaries for bachelor’s degrees by institution http://www.payscale.com/college-salary-report/bachelors. The report prompted me to think about the “why” I pursued a college degree many years ago and the process my daughter recently went … Continue reading →

Having attended the most recent annual conferences for NACE, SoACE and NCACE, my takeaway was three-fold: First…People who are in the field of career services for colleges and universities are sincere, dedicated and truly professional individuals with a focus on … Continue reading →