The advent of the touch screens has revolutionized communication, education, business, design, productivity and accessibility over the years, and it continues to do so. Paired with other technologies such as the Internet and Bluetooth connections, the way we touch is continually changing; so too must the way we design for touch technology. A perfect example… Read More Staying in Touch with Design
My entire life changed because of one small question. Flashback to my sophomore year: I was studying biomedical engineering and to be concise, I was pretty miserable. My coursework was becoming a drag and I was not looking forward to my professional future. I decided to take a few art classes to lighten my spirits… Read More The Power of Why
Dark, dingy and probably dangerous. This is the image that came to my mind any time I thought of the manufacturing industry, an image that was only reinforced by years of growing up in a small town where the dark, dingy and probably dangerous steel mill was (and still is) the largest employer of the… Read More This Ain’t Your Grandpa’s Factory
“Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.” -Dr. Seuss The following words of advice may sound simple, but they have a profound impact on the success of an individual or company. Going back to the lessons from our childhood can help us during this new chapter in the workplace. Your Actions Affect… Read More Childhood Lessons for Employees in Training
So you’re in college or recently graduated and are completely panicked about if you’re in the right field, if you can find a job or how to succeed. It’s normal. Finding a mentor is a very important tool throughout your time as a young professional, and they continue to be important throughout your career. No… Read More Leading By Example
There are tons of extracurricular activities to choose from in college–Greek life, sports teams and special interest groups. While there are usually a wide variety of groups to join, volunteering-focused groups are not only a great way to give back to the community, but they can help give you an edge when it comes time… Read More Lending a Helping Hand Can Help Your Career
Yahoo! News and Yahoo! Studios recently put together a live video stream all about technology used by college students, called “Born Digital”. In one segment, the video focused on social media use by college students and how to use it appropriately. In this segment, the panelists spoke about how important it is to use social… Read More Personal Branding on Social Media
Ever hear the phrase “learn from other people’s mistakes?” An internship is a learning experience. A place for you to make mistakes and learn from other’s expertise. Well what better way to learn than from watching it happen on the big screen? So here are my favorite career–focused films that you can learn a lesson… Read More Six Intern Lessons You Can Learn From the Big Screen
Since I’ve started at Bravo, everyone has asked me, “Have you met Lauren?” At the time, I hadn’t because of our schedules, but I was curious to meet this bubbly woman everyone spoke of. I met her and boy does she fit all the awesome things everyone has said. Lauren is this energetic and charismatic employee at Bravo who… Read More Bravo Spotlight: Meet Lauren
Like many other college students, recent graduates, and interns around the country, Sam, Minette, and I are developing perhaps the most important set of skills we need as young people new to the professional world: The ability to interview well for a job. One’s ability to interview well is crucial for his or her success… Read More Bravo’s Tips for Interviewing
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