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The best strategies for diverse professionals on how to find a job, get a raise
and promotion, navigate corporate America and make the most of your professional
experience
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5 Job-Interview Warning Signs
By Eric L. Hinton
With so much uncertainty in the job market--especially after the announcement that Lehman Bros. filed for bankruptcy--DiversityInc gives potential job seekers five warning signs an interviewee should look for in an interview that indicate they're not interviewing at the right company. ...more
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How to Handle Your Boss
By Yoji Cole
Does you boss ignore your insights? Is she always too busy to give you her full attention? Check out these five tips on how to handle your boss and get the promotion. ...more
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Hot Career Advice From 7 Top 50 CEOs
By Yoji Cole
Want to make it to the C-suite? Get real-world career advice from 7 Top 50 CEOs on what made them stand out from the crowd. Learn from their experiences and map your way to the top. ...more
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Career Advice From a Black Fortune 500 CEO
By Eric L. Hinton
Wonder what it takes to get to the top? Read these tips on how to climb the corporate ladder from Aetna's Ronald Williams, one of only four Black CEOs of a Fortune 500 company. ...more
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10 Things NEVER to Say to Latino Executives
By Yoji Cole
Have you accidentally said the wrong thing to a Latino executive? Or do you think that's a mistake you would never make? Find out what Latino executives themselves think are the 10 things you should never say. ...more
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Can You Get Fired Because You Are Fat?
By Eric L. Hinton
If your boss fires you because you are overweight, can you file a discrimination lawsuit? What's legally correct for both employees and employers? And is it OK to tell "fat jokes" in the workplace? You'd better read this to find out. ...more
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Vanessa Williams: My 5 Rules for Success
By Vanessa Williams
Listen to your gut. Don't take things personally. That's just some advice singer and actress Vanessa Williams, star of ABC's hit "Ugly Betty," gives people. Read Williams' "5 Rules for Success" from the Nov./Dec. 2007 issue of DiversityInc magazine to find out what else has worked for this star and how you can make it work for you. ...more
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Part II: 'Not the Right Fit': Smart, Young Black Woman on Wall Street
By Barbara Frankel
Kimberley Copeland, a talented, bright, young black woman, went to work for one of Wall Street's most prestigious investment banks. What followed was a series of racist and sexist incidents that "destroyed her personhood." Here, in the second of a three-part exclusive audio and print interview with DiversityInc, is Kimberley's story. Stay tuned for Part III tomorrow. ...more
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Part I: One Woman's Story of Racism & Sexism on Wall Street
By Barbara Frankel
Kimberley Copeland, a talented, bright, young black woman, was dazzled when she received a job offer on the revenue-generating side of one of Wall Street's most prestigious investment banks. But her excitement soon turned to humiliation and anger as she was subjected to racist and sexist intimidation and harassment. Here, in a three-part audio and print interview with DiversityInc, is Kimberley's story. Stay tuned for Part II tomorrow and Part III on Friday. ...more
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