Photo credit: Shutterstock By: Kathryn Dill As college students head–or return–to campuses around the country, many will be faced with the dilemma of choosing a major. Which fields of study guarantee students healthy starting salaries that will continue to grow?
By: Chase Norlin In San Francisco a few years ago, my co-workers and I built a multi-million-dollar technology business without the traditional venture capital required to hire Silicon Valley’s “best and brightest.” With little money raised, we were forced to go
The reality of the unemployment situation inside the U.S. is much grimmer than any politician or bureaucrat would ever want to admit. By: Joseph Jankowski The “official” unemployment rate (U3) released each month is, to put it in the most straight-forward way
By: Houman Salem California’s minimum wage jumped to $10.50 an hour at the start of the new year. As the founder of a small fashion design house and clothing manufacturer in San Fernando, I’m not a disinterested observer in this change.
By Zach Cartwright Billy Willson, a student at Kansas State University, made an eloquent case against the modern college education system after earning a 4.0 GPA. In a viral Facebook post featuring a photo of himself flipping the bird at
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 14, 2016 SAN JOSE, Ca. – Transmosis Corp. will open a new Cyber Security apprentice training program leading to full-time STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) employment in January, 2017, in San Jose, California. The program
Transmosis CEO Chase Norlin will be speaking about filling the cybersecurity workforce pipeline in Washington, DC: Filling the Cybersecurity Workforce Pipeline There is no doubt that we are facing a shortage of skilled workers needed in the cybersecurity space. The
Donald Trump greets attendees after a campaign event in San Diego, California, U.S. Trump said he would rescind “job-destroying” Obama administration environmental actions within 100 days of taking office and cancel a landmark international climate deal reached last year in
By: Terence P. Jeffrey (CNSNews.com) – The United States lost 9,000 manufacturing jobs in October while gaining 19,000 jobs in government, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Government employment grew from 22,216,000 in September to 22,235,000
Skilled employees at the BMW plant in South Carolina. (Image: SC Technical College System) By: Nicholas Wyman In a highly polarized election cycle, it is hard to find a topic on which presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump agree.
