Overcoming Wealth Guilt as a First Gen

In this episode, I sit down with Walli Miller, a financial coach and early retiree, to hear her inspiring journey from growing up in a low-income household in the Bronx to reaching financial independence by age 39. Walli shares how …

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Re-imagining Power, Redefining Success: How WOC Can Be Power-Full

We are living in a time where all of us are waking up to what’s happening in the world. And as we awaken as WOC, each of us is being called to reconsider our views on what power and success …

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A Day in the Life With Arlene Cabrera at T. Rowe Price

Change is an inevitable element of life that you will see play into your career as well. Lean into the redirection with a Change Management Consultant who embraces the shifts for a living, and take a look into a day …

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When to Apply For Summer Internships: A Timeline

You may have a stellar internship resume, a polished cover letter, and prepared answers to interview questions. But do you know when to start the internship application process? Knowing when to apply for an internship is necessary to increase your …

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How does ChatGPT change the process of searching for a job for college students and recent graduates?

There’s been much in the news recently — as well as a lot of nervous conversations in workplaces — about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the kinds of work we’ll all be doing in the years to come …

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How To Ask For ‘Reasonable Accommodations’ If You Have a Disability

hanks to recent government efforts, companies are now more open to hiring employees with disabilities. This, coupled with regulations that ensure equal employment opportunities, makes it a lot easier to find a job as a disabled worker.

Even then, when you’re disclosing a …

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As a Black Woman, Being Fully Myself at Work Is a Non-Negotiable — Here’s How I’ve Achieved That

Back when she was finishing grad school, Denise Owusu knew she had two requirements for her next career move: the company would need to align with her values, and it had to be a place where she could be wholly …

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How My Company Is Fostering a More Inclusive Work Environment For People With Disabilities

Held every October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) is an opportunity to recognize the vital role and countless contributions of people with disabilities in the workforce, while also raising awareness of supportive, inclusive employment policies and practices that help foster …

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How DREAMers Should Find Jobs Coming Out Of College

“DREAMer” is a term often used to refer to undocumented immigrants whose parents or others brought them to the United States as children. The term originates from the DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors), a legislative proposal …

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CPT vs OPT: Choosing The Right Work Authorization Option

Are you an international student looking for work experience in the US? You may have heard the terms CPT and OPT thrown around at orientation or among other international students. While both OPT and CPT provide off-campus work authorization for …

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