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Workforce Diversity For Engineering And IT Professionals Magazine, established in 1994, is the first magazine published for the professional, diversified high-tech workforce, which encompasses everyone, including women, members of minority groups, people with disabilities, and non-disabled white males to advance in the diversified working community.
This magazine reaches engineering or information technology graduate students or professionals nationwide at their home addresses.
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Corporate Profiles: Product Management
If you enjoy keeping up with the latest technologies and thinking "outside the box," then a career focusing on project and product management may be just the ticket. Typically, it's not a position you'll be offered right out of school, but rather one step over time. This career path is best suited for people with diverse interests who are comfortable balancing different projects at once. read more
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Generational Gap In Workplace Training
Each new generation brings different ideas, challenges, and demands that force employers to reevaluate certain aspects of their business. Millennials, who grew up in the Internet age, learn and communicate differently than Baby Boomers—and the results of a national poll show current approaches to workplace training struggle to meet the needs of this younger generation. read more
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How To Get Noticed At The Office
Credibility counts, especially at the office, which extends not solely to your job performance, but also the message you communicate, what you talk about, and how you talk. Words have to match actions, says Dianna Booher, author of Communicate With Confidence. read more
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Diversity & Inclusion Trends
Employer Profile: Intel
Software engineers are at the heart of Intel's transformation to a computing solutions company. Its next generation of products and applications will offer enhanced usability, security, and allow seamless connectivity.
Intel looks for software engineers who are motivated to work with the latest technologies, write tight code, and want their creation used by millions. read more
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