As a student at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, Arizona State University English Professor Natalie Diaz remembers seeing the Robert E. Lee monument — one of the nation’s most controversial…
Some people are born to help others. They receive genuine happiness from being a part of someone’s growth, whether that involves a medical breakthrough or passing a challenging test. Therefore, it…
People keep searching for ideas to land the job of their dreams. However, they rarely care about understanding the right way of resigning. The fact is that to have a…
Even as COVID-19 cases decline, the pandemic has changed various aspects of how many Arizonans earn a living, ushering in an era of remote working and virtual team meetings. While…
Conducting cross-border transactions and taking advantage of the resources in Mexico can present fruitful opportunities for U.S. businesses. There are some key considerations for U.S. businesses looking to explore working…
You’ve just started your career. It’s such an exciting time — and possibly stressful. There’s a lot of pressure to get it “right,” and it feels like everyone has an…
Intel last Friday broke ground on a $20 billion expansion of its facilities in Chandler, Arizona, building two new fabrication plants, or fabs, at its Ocotillo campus. The two new…
Over the past two years, local nonprofit Downtown Phoenix, Inc. led city officials in search for ways to make civic resources, such as job postings, interactive maps and wifi hotspots,…
Hiring a diverse team is essential to foster creativity and innovation, even more important is to reflect the communities that you serve. Here are some ideas on how to celebrate…
Web traffic can be defined as the number of visitors we have on our website during a certain time and it is a key indicator when it comes to checking…
It is increasingly common for companies to talk and talk about social media strategy; of the importance that being present on Social Networks has for online marketing actions, that social…
Before the pandemic, an estimated 10,000 individuals in Arizona were experiencing homelessness. And while now, almost two years later, we can’t exactly determine how COVID-19 affected these numbers, all signs…
