Why Every Neurodivergent Should Want to Work at Microsoft: A Leader in Inclusive Hiring

In an era where diversity and inclusion are critical in workplace discussions, Microsoft stands out as a leader for neurodivergent individuals. With a comprehensive approach to inclusivity, Microsoft is not just another tech company; instead Microsoft recognizes the unique strengths …

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How These Companies Celebrate and Support Their Disabled Employees

Over the past couple of decades, there has been a shift in discourse away from disability awareness to one of disability pride. This change in focus highlights that disability culture is a natural part of human diversity and that disabilities …

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Paving the Way in Big Law with Latina Legal Minds Founder, Kimberly Lopez

When I was growing up, I thought my only career options were: doctor, lawyer, teacher. In today’s episode, I talk to an actual lawyer and ask her ALL the questions I wish I had had answers to growing up. This …

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Too Big To Fail? Why Failure Is So Hard for First-Gen Students

Many first-generation students carry a tremendous load on their backs. We’re told to get good grades, secure employment, excel in this new country, retain your cultural ties, always push forward, and lastly, work, work, work. Each expectation is a stone …

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Fairygodboss of the Week: Leslie Feinzaig

Leslie Feinzaig has founded two companies in 14 years, but launching an entrepreneurial career didn’t come easy to her. Born and raised in Costa Rica, Feinzaig says for a long while, she was “taking the best job she could find …

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How to Find an On-Campus Job as an International Student

It’s common for college students in the US to work part-time while in school, and on-campus jobs are relatively easy for international students to acquire. All international students are eligible to work on-campus without additional work authorization, unlike with off-campus …

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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage with 20+ Companies

Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15th to October 15th, is a time to recognize the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of the Hispanic and Latine communities in the U.S. and beyond. From arts and science to business and social …

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Making the Most of Mentorship: 10 Tips From Slack’s Youny Kuang

As the daughter of Chinese immigrants to California and the eldest of three children, Youny was the guiding light for her siblings as they prepared to go to college. In a way, her siblings were her first mentees.

“My parents …

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Tips for Finding a Job if you are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

If you are searching for a job and happen to be hard of hearing (HOH) or deaf, you may experience difficulty searching and anxiety over disclosing your disability. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), people who are deaf …

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Leading the Next Generation of LGBT+ Advocates at Morgan Stanley

Below is a profile piece featuring Jen Ng, Co-Chair of the firm’s Pride and Ally Network. Go to Morgan Stanley’s company page on PowerToFly to see their open positions and learn more.

As the newest Co-Chair of the firm’s Pride and …

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