IAM A BLACK CAREER WOMAN Meet Cara Owsley Director of Photography, Cincinnati, Ohio How do you make your coins? Thankfully, I have had a full-time job with the Cincinnati Enquirer for 16 years in December. Being in the news industry, like most, has its struggles, and to still be employed doing what I love is […]
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5 Bad Work Habits You Need to Drop Immediately
Whether it’s the colleague who takes all credit or the boss who cannot stop bombarding you with calls during weekends – all of us have co-workers, subordinates, and managers whose habits can get rather annoying. Well, nobody is perfect and just like your co-workers, even you are bound to have some habits that might be […]
5 Ways I Learned to Empower Myself from “Becoming” Michelle Obama
Everybody has their sources of inspiration at the times of personal crisis and discouragement: consulting with family or close friends, reading favorite blogs and watching favorite TV shows, reminding oneself of inspirational quotes, listening to some relaxing music or stress-eating. I personally found my latest source of inspiration in the memoir Becoming by the former […]
Black Career Woman Spotlight: Jacqueline Twillie
How do you make your coins? Founder and President of ZeroGap Consultants, Professional Training and Development in Dallas, TX What strategies or steps have you taken to achieve success in your chosen field? Information gathering is the consistent strategy that I’ve used throughout my career to reach each level of success. Whether in the form of […]
Meet Natasha Nurse
I am a Black Career Woman How do you make your coins? Having been a victim of bullying as a child growing up, I learned to seek out fashion as a source of strength early on and actively use it as a personal means of empowerment; because of my own experiences with bullying and my […]
Black Career Woman Spotlight: Yolanda McCleary
How do you make your coins? Over the last 7 years, I have been living my best life as a Resume Writer, Career Coach and Career Development Instructor in Philadelphia. By day, I am an Employment Placement Manager for Year Up Philadelphia where I provide career development instruction, career coaching, and job placement services to […]
Black Career Woman Spotlight – Danielle R Moss
Who is Black Career Woman, Dr. Danielle R. Moss? Daughter, mother, teacher, writer, lifelong student. How do you make your coins? 25+ year nonprofit and social justice veteran currently working as Chief of Staff at the New York Civil Liberties Union in New York City, Commissioner for Gender Equity for New York City, stalled author […]
Black Career Woman Spotlight – Aisha Patterson
How do you make your coins? I make my coins by serving the client base of Professional Polishing Touch as their resume and LinkedIn advisor. I assist them with improving their resumes and LinkedIn profiles to maximize their reach in the job market. I am also a Public Speaker, delivering talks and workshops locally. I […]