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Hispanic Career World Magazine, launched in 2001 is the recruitment link between students and professionals who are Hispanic and the employers that seek to hire them. This publication offers career-guidance columns, news, and feature articles that profile Hispanics in all fields.
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Building A Dream
While the job market is depressed in many segments of the marketplace, it is alive and well in the insurance industry, especially for those willing to strike out on their own. According to ING's Fabian Gonzalez, a large percentage of insurance companies service markets via independent financial advisors or agents, which means individuals can find their own opportunities and be entrepreneurs. read more
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Building A Dream
Hispanic Executives Reach Out To Youth
Participants in the National Hispanic Corporate Council Corporate Development Program (NHCC-CEDP) reached out to Hispanic youth when they held a “Journey to Excellence: Leaders in Action” workshop at Southern Methodist University (SMU) Cox School of Business in Dallas. read more
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Seven Steps To A Drama-Free Office
According to Kaley Klemp and Jim Warner, authors of The Drama-Free Office: A Guide to Healthy Collaboration with Your Team, Coworkers, and Boss, if you work with other people (and who doesn’t?) reflect on the last week and notice how much time you wasted in drama: the energy-draining behaviors or exchanges that keep you from what you really want to be doing. read more
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Hispanic Heritage Month
Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. read more
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