Two professionals stood by their hairstyles --- with no regrets
These two professionals decided cutting their hair to conform to Corporate America standards just wasn’t…
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Posted: August 27, 2012
Tags: business schools, Career Advancement, corporate America, discrimination, dreadlocks, Education, HBCU, M.B.A., Morehouse College, Our World with BLACK ENTERPRISE
Young professional gains understanding and respect for government work
Sharing his experience for Intern Chronicles, Cameron Weathers was a newbie intern for the City…
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Star manager returns to boss moves after welcoming baby Omere
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Incentives and creative leadership are keys to retaining best of the best
You can invest in your best employees without breaking the bank by being innovative and…
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Take these steps to start your own business
Take a cue on how to transition from employee to boss from this winning strategy…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Staying on your toes can mean awesome career growth
Take on these tips, from writer Alexis Thompson, on how you can make competition in…
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Uniworld Group CEO offers tips on creating a stellar professional profile
Monique Nelson, CEO of Uniworld Group, gives tips on how to create a unique professional…
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Don't let these vices derail your team--- and career--- success
As a manager, appropriate leadership is key. Stay away from these common power vices in…
By Aisha M. Taylor
Whether digital or verbal, stay away from these common vices
Try steering clear of these seven communication vices, ensuring your successful career advancement.
By Semhar Nyomi Woldeyesus
Avoid these vices when it comes to your workplace look
Shawn Outler, a vice president at Macy’s, talks top office fashion vices and how to…
By Dominique Hobdy
