The relationship between Hispanics and technology may seem contradictory in some ways. On the one hand, research conducted by Pew in 2015 has shown that Hispanics are less likely to have an internet connection at home.
Meanwhile, a report by PwC noted something entirely different. It characterized Hispanics as “early tech adopters” and a “mobile-first community,” and it also singled out Hispanics—especially millennial Hispanics—as a group “more likely to use newer technology, such as Bluetooth
It is no secret that the tech industry has reshaped how society lives – from ordering weekly groceries online, recording fitness goals, revolutionizing healthcare and everything in between. Technology is intrinsic to almost every single thing people do.
With this in mind, the industry creating these ground-breaking solutions must represent the society which uses it so readily - currently, it does not. READ MORE AT FORBES
Job-seekers are used to hearing the same advice, on repeat: Always send a thank-you. Don't lie on your resume. Oh, and that resume -- make sure it's no longer than one page.
Except … that last one might not be so true anymore. As more and more hiring is done online, the one-page rule seems to be going out the window, according to hiring managers and several surveys. READ MORE AT KXNET
There are many moving parts to a job search: research, networking, writing, applying, following up. The list goes on and on. It’s easy to get overwhelmed. Here are five easy, yet important tasks that are easily forgotten:
Consider job search your job. Set a daily schedule. Wake up at the same time you would when you were working. Shower, get dressed and eat breakfast. Block off times for online job searching and informational interviews. End your day by making a to-do list for the next day.
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Nathalie Molina Niño was 20 years old when she started her first company and since then has worked to champion investment models that will show high returns for women, especially in the long run.
“I don't care about what looks cosmetically good on a headline or an annual report,” shares Molina Niño. “I look for businesses that deliver real, meaningful outcomes for women and the planet.”
Molina Niño credits her own Latinx roots for helping her understand both all she was capable of changing and
Minorities are more interested in starting their own business compared to the rest of the population, according to a new Northwestern Mutual survey.
More than 65% of the survey’s 8,000 American respondents consider themselves aspiring entrepreneurs, but entrepreneurs of color want to start businesses at a rate of 20% more than their peers.
Minorities were also more likely to start successful side hustles that they want to turn into a business. READ MORE AT YAHOO
Youth is a defining characteristic of the U.S. Latino population. About six-in-ten Latinos (61%) in the U.S. were 35 or younger in 2016. The number of young Latinos –35 million – increased 20% from a decade earlier, making it one of the largest and fastest-growing youth populations in the country.
With a median age of 28, Latinos are also the nation’s youngest major racial or ethnic group. Here are some key facts about them. READ MORE AT PEW RESEARCH CENTER
NBCUniversal’s Hispanic broadcaster Telemundo is developing its first English-language newscast in collaboration with YouTube in a bid to tap the burgeoning U.S. Hispanic youth demographic.
Borne out of a YouTube grant aimed at awarding journalism projects that “elevate quality journalism, evolve business models to drive sustainable growth, and empower news organizations through technological innovation. READ MORE AT VARIETY
Companies in Houston need to bring more Hispanic executives into C-suites and board rooms, or risk losing out on a growing market and large source of talent, Hispanic business leaders say.
Hundreds of people in Houston's Latino business community gathered Thursday night for the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's "State of Hispanics" event. READ MORE AT HOUSTON CHRONICLE
Vlogging (video blogging) is a form of content creation where a person records their lives to educate, entertain, or share their opinions with others. The topics that vloggers discuss range from silly to serious, from beauty to tech, and Americans appear to be enchanted by the video genre. In a recent study, YouGov Omnibus discovers that over half (52%) of Americans say they watch a vlog and millennials (72%) are especially likely to be viewers. READ MORE AT YOUGOV
Women are taking over the music industry! This year, one Latina musician is dominating the list along with Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and more fierce women. This Latina shook her way up the charts with hit after hit. Sold out stage shows and multiple hosting and production credits. Can you guess who she is? READ MORE AT HOLA
If you're starting to think about looking for a new job, there are new protocols and "rules" to learn before dropping your resume on every online job board. Although the job market is in your favor, employers still dictate the process.
Here's what you need to know to land a new job in the new year.
Learn how ATS works.
Almost every company uses an applicant tracking system to process resumes and build a database of candidates. READ MORE AT U.S. WORLD & NEWS REPORT
Ah, December. A magical month when people are filled with optimism and good will. Take advantage of the holiday cheer and the constant stream of parties in the last few weeks of the year to step up your networking efforts. If you are looking for a new position or want to grow in your current one, holiday parties are the perfect time to build a rapport and establish future connections with those already in your network or about to be.
Whether you're at an office event or a social one, holiday ga
You network with other business leaders to exchange ideas and get advice, like mistakes to avoid or how to manage your time more effectively.
Networking is how you meet professionals, clients and investors who can help your business grow. Networking is crucial for your business to thrive. READ MORE AT ENTREPRENEUR
While the rate of Latino population growth in the U.S. has slowed since the Great Recession, experts say it’s still increasing at an impressive rate.
Of the 2.2 million people added to the nation’s population between 2016 and 2017, Hispanic accounted for slightly more than half of that growth. Today, the U.S. has 59 million Hispanic residents, a figure expected to nearly double by 2060, according to U.S. Census projections. READ MORE AT AZ BIG MEDIA
Most of us spend an average of 2,080 hours at work each year, our noses pressed firmly to the proverbial grindstone. And that doesn’t count the occasional all-nighter we have to pull when a deadline is about to be missed, or the constant texts, e-mails and message alerts.
For the lucky ones, it’s in the name of doing something they love, saving the world, or making a mint. But that’s not the case for most people. So how do we make our jobs less frustrating? READ MORE AT NEW YORK POST
The workplace isn't what it used to be. There was a time when you could settle into a plum job and stay there till retirement, everything steady and secure.
That's not the case anymore; the long-term "company man" is pretty much a thing of the past. But Glassdoor reports there are still some damn fine workplaces to land, and some may even surprise you. READ MORE AT MAXIM
Wealth—a family’s financial net worth—measures how well people are prepared for the future. It allows them to purchase a home, start a business, enjoy a secure retirement, and put their children through school. Wealth also provides security in the face of emergencies, for example, allowing people to pay for unexpected health bills or pay bills following a layoff. Wealth is essential to giving families peace of mind.
Unfortunately, the accumulation of wealth in America is highly unequal. Wealth
Chicago, Illinois - Casa Central, one of the largest Hispanic serving social service agencies in the midwest, today announced the members of its new Emerging Leaders Auxiliary Board (ELAB). The board is comprised of 22 distinguished young professionals from various industries across the Chicago area. Members of ELAB will serve as ambassadors for Casa Central and help support the programs, activities and communities it serves through fundraising events, volunteer service, and professional engage
While we often see the holidays portrayed as “the busiest time of the year,” it’s also a time when people like to catch up with others they haven’t seen or connected with in a while. In this two-part series, you’ll explore some tips for building your personal and professional networks during the holidays.
As you consider your personal network, think of opportunities you may have during the holidays to connect or reconnect with friends you haven’t seen in a while. READ MORE AT MICHIGAN STATE UNI
