Communicating Like a Professional
Learning how to communicate professionally will help students be more likely to reach their career goals.
Learning how to communicate professionally will help students be more likely to reach their career goals.
How do you handle someone who makes you feel off-balance, manipulated, frustrated, and powerless without totally flying off the handle yourself?
What do you think your potential employer wants to know when calling your references?
How you portray yourself online matters.
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Stevens-Henager College (SHC) is giving away a $25 Starbucks gift card to a pair of study buddies on Instagram. The contest will open June 12, 2017 and end June 18, 2017 (11:59 p.m. MST). For the chance to win, entrants …
It won’t always be easy. Here are some tips to help you succeed as a college student and a parent.
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Whether you’re a nurse or a nursing student, these Twitter accounts are great sources of healthcare news, networking, and comic relief.
Not only could a business degree increase your long-term earning potential, but it could also add even more skills to your professional repertoire, giving you the ability to go further in your career than you ever imagined. Let’s look at just a few of the necessary things you could learn with a business degree.
These 10 simple Excel functions can help college students master the software and use it to study in an effective manner, while staying organized.
If a busy healthcare facility is like a symphony orchestra, a healthcare administrator is like the conductor, helping all the players work together harmoniously.
Studies have shown that relationships with our pets can be mutually beneficial. Here are some tips for enjoying your relationship with your pet as you study.
Read More...You don’t have to be Irish to feel a bit of luck this time of year. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, tell us why you’re feeling lucky and be entered to win a $100 Amazon Gift Card! Your entry can be in the form of a photo, video, or even a sentence or two.
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