MLK Day: Why Dr. King’s Message Is Important Today
Though I’m sure many of us are looking forward to their day off from work or classes in honor of Martin Luther King Jr Day, I think it’s important to acknowledge that though we have...
Though I’m sure many of us are looking forward to their day off from work or classes in honor of Martin Luther King Jr Day, I think it’s important to acknowledge that though we have...
Many entry-level workers are entering the workforce and may have trouble distinguishing if in office work is right for them. Of course, many people know the benefits of working from home, but there can be...
Professionalism is a word thrown around so often in the workforce, but very seldom is it ever explained what falls under this umbrella term we love to use. Professionalism isn’t just one or two things,...
When you hear Women and Equality in the same sentence, what do you think of? Is it how women are treated differently in the workplace than men? Is it how they’re statistically proven to earn...
I think it goes without saying that being prepared for that big upcoming interview is more than just showing up in business casual, being professional, and knowing the STAR method, right? While these things along...
You’ve spent copious amounts of time applying, interviewing, and convincing hiring managers how you can be an asset to their company, you’ve received an offer, accepted and now celebrating the fruits of your labor! Then...
Wouldn’t it be great if that perfect role you’re looking for is just down the street? The hard truth is when starting your career, you’ll probably be faced with a decision to relocate or not...
Everyone has used pronouns before, probably without even realizing the importance it holds, but what are they exactly? Gender Pronouns are the way in which a person prefers to be addressed. For example, my pronouns...
I get it. It’s been a long year. You’ve either finished your senior year of college during one of the most unprecedented times in our history, or you’re looking to transition into a new role...
Hello! My name is Alex Williams and I have recently joined LaunchSource as the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiative Coordinator. I am super excited to start this journey and begin working with the team. Let...
Who is Sheila Crump Johnson? Our last profile selected by LaunchSource’s own Amanda Draper (who is always looking for top talent looking to start a career in sales, just send her a note if you’re...
Mae Jemison was born on October 17, 1956, in Decatur, Alabama, although she was raised in Chicago, IL. She studied Chemical Engineering at Stanford University and Medicine at Cornell University. Jemison has made a name...