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Equal Opportunity Magazine, launched in 1968, is a career-guidance and recruitment magazine offered at no charge to qualified African-American, Hispanic, Native-American, and Asian-American college students and professionals in career disciplines. Equal Opportunity empowers readers to move ahead in their job search and/or current workplace environment.
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Serving With Honor
Are you looking for motivation to embark on a government or military career, or considering a change in your livelihood?
A government or military position offers many rewards, including excellent benefits, travel opportunities, educational advancement, security, and stimulating and meaningful opportunities for members of minority groups. read more
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Gender Wage Gap Unchanged During Past Decade
The Institute for Women’s Policy Re search (IWPR) reported recently that the gender wage gap has not narrowed during the past decade. Making its analysis based on data from the U.S. Census Bu reau, IWPR noted the latest trend is in stark contrast to previous decades. read more
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Are Job Boards Going Global?
For many seeking employment and also those seeking to employ, job boards are a popular and successful choice and have been for over a decade now. Given that the predominantly U.K. website Totaljobs recently was acquired by one of Europe’s largest online job boards, StepStone, it comes as no surprise that going global is the obvious next move, and U.S. jobseekers may consider overseas opportunities. read more
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How To Handle Trick Job Interview Questions
In the best of all possible worlds – or, at least, the best of all possible job interviews –every question would be straightforward. Job-search bliss would be attained. Alas, we have yet to reach that state and you should walk into the interview with eyes wide open. If you prepare, a trick question can be an opportunity rather than a trap. read more
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