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As employees reassess their careers and future ambitions, they've become more interested in the enduring value of personal branding.
Personal BrandingSuccess Strategies

Brand Building

As employees reassess their careers and future ambitions, they’ve become more interested in the enduring value of personal branding.

A widespread misperception is that personal branding is only essential for businesses, celebrities, or high-ranking individuals. Nope! You have a personal brand. It’s everything you post on social media. It’s everything people say about you while …

Which factors cause MBA branding students to receive their ideal internships and job offers? We all wonder what makes the difference.
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MBA Branding

Which factors cause MBA branding students to receive their ideal internships and job offers? We all wonder what makes the difference.

There’s an old Asian proverb that goes, “You can’t sell a donkey as a horse.” This holds true for those who have MBAs as opposed to those who don’t. You might be able to …

Stackable credentials provide a straightforward path into a career, creating opportunities for career advancement as credentials are earned.
Career Development

What Are Stackable Credentials?

Stackable credentials provide a step-by-step approach to obtaining continuing education. Students pursue an undergraduate certificate, associate degree, and ultimately a bachelor’s degree one step at a time.

Significantly, each step holds merit in academia and the workforce, enabling students to pursue their education and career simultaneously.

Stackable credentials provide a straightforward path into a career, …

Career growth in nursing will come by developing both hard and soft skills. Here's why this will be increasingly true in the years ahead.
Career DevelopmentEducationSkill Development

Career Growth in Nursing: Why Developing Your Soft Skills Will Be Crucial

For any individual pursuing career growth in the nursing profession, there are several skill sets to learn and develop. These are typically divided into two categories; hard skills and soft skills. 

Hard skills are teachable and measurable abilities. Soft skills, otherwise known as personality skills, refer to the social skills needed to complement hard skills …