Congratulations—you landed a job or internship! Take a breather and enjoy the relaxing feeling of securing a position. But, don’t relax for too long! The hard work doesn’t stop now that you have a job. Now is the time that you should begin thinking about how to get the most […]
By Chemeketa SBDC Small business owners are required to wear many hats, often at the same time. It is not uncommon for the business to drain you of energy and motivation, regardless of how much you enjoy it. When that happens, remember these tips to help you remain motivated in your […]
Tuft + Paw is looking for a new way to think about furniture that helps cats, humans, and the Earth. Got an idea? Show us your best, and you could win $1,500. Your winning design will be produced in the U.S. and promoted as one of Tuft + Paw’s new flagship […]
by Marcin Wichary via Flickr CC Tech companies have developed something of a reputation in recent years for being inherently cool places to work. Many established and emerging tech firms successfully project an image of themselves as nurturing, individual-focussed and typically quite creative environments, underpinned by a relatively youthful outlook […]
By Chemeketa SBDC Are you ready to start your business? Not sure if you have everything in order or you don’t know what you don’t know? Begin your business the right way. This course covers the essentials needed to start a small business. Learn about: business structure business registration licensing taxes […]
How a country chooses the language for its education system is not an easy process. The decision is usually influenced by multiple factors: colonial history, origins of immigrants, legal recognition of minority languages, cultural diversity, political interests – to mention but a few. In some cases, instruction is provided in […]
How a country chooses the language for its education system is not an easy process. The decision is usually influenced by multiple factors: colonial history, origins of immigrants, legal recognition of minority languages, cultural diversity, political interests – to mention but a few. In some cases, instruction is provided in […]
How a country chooses the language for its education system is not an easy process. The decision is usually influenced by multiple factors: colonial history, origins of immigrants, legal recognition of minority languages, cultural diversity, political interests – to mention but a few. In some cases, instruction is provided in […]
Do you know what to do if you are injured while on the job? After any injury, it is important to follow certain steps to make sure that the injury is properly dealt with. It may only seem minor, but the injury could be a lot more serious than you […]
Stewart Devine is the United States Department of State Diplomat-In-Residence for the Rocky Mountains region. His office is based in the Josef Korbel School of International Studies here at the University of Denver. He is available as a resource, not only to all DU students and Denver community members, but […]
Are you registered for Networking @ Nite? Wondering what to expect? What to say? How to follow up? Networking events can be a little awkward, but this event is designed to be low stress. Networking @ Nite may not be as formal as a career fair or a conference, but it is […]
Do you have a knack for talking? Are you able to get your points across in an effective and comprehensive manner that allows you to effortlessly describe concepts and ideas, regardless of who’s on the receiving end? If so, then you might be perfectly suited for jobs which require a […]
National Policy on Education (1986) Development of languages:Regional Languages: The energetic development of Indian Languages and literature is a sine qua non for educational and cultural development. Unless this is done, the creative energies of the people will not be released, standards of education will not improve, knowledge will not […]
Whether you realize it or not, everyone has a personal brand. The ubiquity of social media today makes it relatively impossible to fly under the radar. The question is whether or not you take the time to actively cultivate and shape your personal brand and persona. If your online presence […]
Good to Know: Work-Life Balance “Tests” Are a Thing Now in Interviews was originally published on The Muse, a great place to research companies and careers. Click here to search for great jobs and companies near you. As someone who’s conducted hundreds of interviews, I can assure you: There’s a reason behind every question an interviewer […]
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