Career Development

Can you guess what’s vital for life and necessary to user experience design? If you’re contemplating, grabbing a glass of water could be helpful. Imagine the countless situations where water embodies different values. At the airport, a bottle is a luxury; in a desert, a lifesaver. It’s taken for granted…

One thing about feeling we don’t belong somewhere is that such feeling arises in us because we are progressing and reaching a new height You judge yourself and think others are judging you too. …

Decoding the Career Theme Park: How to Choose the Ride That Suits Your Professional Ambitions Best Picture this! We are at a professional theme park. Each ride is a different career choice, some thrilling, some not so much, each with its surprises. Today we have four riders — the triumphant…

I was recently a guest on a the Leadership For Unicorns Podcast. I’m excited to share one of the key the leadership lessons that come out of that conversation. What Is the “Leadership For Unicorns” Podcast? According to Rob D. Willis the host of the Podcast, Leadership For Unicorns is: Your backstage pass to the world of…

The Anguishing Moment of Change: Facing Fears and Embracing Opportunities In the whirlwind of life that many of us are immersed in, we are constantly challenged to deal with changes and unforeseen situations. …

If you are a software developer with non-traditional background, you already can write code to implement features and deliver requirements, But let’s face it, there are those moments when you wish you had a deeper understanding of what’s really going on under the hood of your computer. …

— Diving into Worlds: Stories Beyond Borders Meet Jessica Boieras, a remarkable Brazilian writer, a woman whose towering presence both in stature and talent leaves a lasting impression on all who encounter her. …

For too long, high school students have been led to believe that upon graduating, they’ll reach a distinct fork in the road. To the right, there’s the path to a four-year degree. And to the left, is…everything else. We know that pursuing four years of college after high school is…

We're halfway through the year, and I've finally decided to step back from what I was previously working on. That way, I'll have a better chance of keeping all of my new year's resolutions. So, to cut a long story short, I’ve decided to hold off on scaling my digital…