Category: PDJ
African-American Heritage Month
It’s ten o’clock on a Tuesday morning. Rose sits at her desk in the secretary pool, but her mind is clearly elsewhere. Suddenly, she jumps to her feet and runs out of the room.
Fahad Hassan began dreaming of an online company that would help kids utilize online resources while working at his previous job at Daylert, Inc…
African American Heritage Month
Wheelock College sits on the picturesque Fenway area in Boston, just five minutes from Northeastern and Boston Universities.
How improving communication can boost the manufacturer’s bottom line.
Whether you are interviewing a person with a disability for a job or meeting them for the first time at a party, here are some simple tips that will put you both at ease.
Bianca Bailey grew up poverty-stricken and homeless in Dallas, Texas. Through a family friend, her single father was introduced to Girls Inc.
Growing up in Cleveland’s Longwood projects, Michael Ryan faced many hardships. Ryan suffered an unfortunately common story of a drug-addicted mother, whom he watched die at the age of 13, and a physically-abusive, chemically-dependent stepfather.
We’ve heard the maxim that “women don’t ask.” This view is so prevalent that an entire cottage industry has sprung up to address it. The problem is that it’s simply untrue.
