International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Disability is not only diverse, it is part of the human experience and it affects all individuals at some point in their lives, either directly or through a family member or close friend. Below are career resources to support job …

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You’ve Left a Toxic Job, Congrats. Now Comes the Healing.

By Alisha Tillery | The Muse

Watching less-qualified coworkers land promotions as she was passed over again and again made Raydience Dangerfield, who was working in learning and development in Maryland at the time, question her skills and talents. Facing a …

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The Lab Fund

About the team:
We are a dynamic group of MIT Sloan School of Management alumni and staff who are passionate about advancing opportunities for MIT URM alumni entrepreneurs. Bringing together a wide range of talents, we are seasoned entrepreneurs, investors, …

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THINKING FORWARD – Ideas for your work from MIT Sloan School of Management

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+ THREE INSIGHTS FOR THE WEEK November 21 – November 27, 2021

1. Before she was a 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Maria Ressa was an entrepreneur. …

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21 quotes for business and management from 2021

By Meredith Somers | MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter | November 29, 2021

“There are times when there is a major disruption that suddenly implies what worked so far is not going to work anymore and you need a new playbook.”

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How the Interview Question “What Are Your Interests?” Can Help You Avoid a Workplace You’ll Hate

By Regina Borsellino | The Muse

I’ve had some jobs I really hated. And I don’t just mean jobs that were a bit boring or had less-than-savory duties. I mean the kinds of jobs where each day is more spirit-draining than …

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How to Decline a Job Interview Without Being the Worst

By Stav Ziv | The Muse

When a recruiter emails and invites you to interview for a job, your split-second reaction can range from “YESSSSS” to “ugh.” The “YESSSSS” next steps are pretty straightforward: You respond, schedule it, prepare for it, …

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THINKING FORWARD – Ideas for your work from MIT Sloan School of Management

THINKING+++ FORWARD
Ideas for your work from MIT Sloan School of Management | Office of Communications

+ THREE INSIGHTS FOR THE WEEK November 14 – November 20, 2021

1. When it comes to political persuasion, a new study suggests that video is not …

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The Key to Landing Your Next Job? Storytelling.

By Janine Kurnoff and Lee Lazarus | Harvard Business Review | May 13, 2021

Today’s workforce is hyper-competitive. It’s hard to stand out, and if you’re hunting for a job, you need strategies to appear more credible, authentic, and memorable than your …

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Why I fired (and rehired) myself

By Adriana Bokel Herde, EMBA ’17  | Published by: MIT Executive MBA Program

Whether you have been with your company for a few months or many years, you can probably relate to the feeling of being a new hire. This period …

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