
A Magical Time of Women Working Together – MPDC
For a while, the stars aligned and magic issued from the mostly Black female staff of Madison Park […]
For a while, the stars aligned and magic issued from the mostly Black female staff of Madison Park […]
Recently, I’ve had good customer service in a few places. I used to experience good service so regularly […]
(This post was begun before the eclipse today – a moment I shared with many other lovely people […]
I used to keep my distance. I was professionally courteous but made little effort to get to know […]
Like many young adults, I was enthusiastic, energetic, and naive. So I went to my new job at […]
You make me nervous. No, I get nervous. No, I let you make me nervous. Some people make […]
I occasionally share interesting job postings, and my thoughts about them, on this blog. Here is the latest […]
Has it happened to you? You walk into an organization, agency or business and there’s a reception desk […]
Recently, I’ve had conversations with and about four youngish adults (all in their early thirties) and one fortyish […]
A regular paycheck will motivate you to stay in a place that is horrible, oppressive, boring, snarky, ineffective, […]
Having recently attended panels that convened some of the usual presenters for businesses owned by Black (and other […]
Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and opportunities. Social workers […]
A whole lot of folks need jobs today in the U.S. of A. (At least three times a […]
Occasionally I share job descriptions I find while looking for work for myself and a number of friends […]
I look at job sites everyday both for myself and for a host of friends and acquaintances. We’ve […]
Stuff I Read: The Round House by Louise Erdich One of the finest novels I’ve read by this supremely […]
Question: What is the difference between an intern and an entry-level staff person? Answer: One extracts free or […]
I am not generally a procrastinator except when I am. I prefer to think of what I do […]