By Jamé Jackson
$200. That was all I had in my bank account when I moved from my hometown of Washington, D.C. to New York City this past summer.
I had finally realized that NYC was calling my name when …
By Jamé Jackson
$200. That was all I had in my bank account when I moved from my hometown of Washington, D.C. to New York City this past summer.
I had finally realized that NYC was calling my name when …
By Jamé Jackson Nowadays, many in the publishing industry are taking on roles as social media editors and backup staff supporters on covering all the breaking news on social. However, with the 2016 presidential campaign and then most recent inauguration, …
By Jame Jackson How many times have we been told that we should just “hold out” while waiting for that dream job to come knocking? Well, Edsters, I’m here to tell you that advice sucks. The reality is your ‘dream …
By Jamé Jackson Michelle Lee has never been afraid to take risks. The editor-in-chief of Allure covered crime, cars and parenting before making her way back to beauty—she even taught herself web design before it became a crucial resume builder. …
By Jame Jackson Attending a conference alone can be daunting, not even taking into account the networking. Luckily, there are some easy steps you can take to stand out from the crowd.
By Jean Chen Smith
Just last summer, I was sitting at my cubicle with several co-workers at a fashion company in New York, staring longingly at the beautiful sun that hung in the sky. Abruptly, one of my colleagues came …
By Jamé Jackson
One thing we’re always told when dealing with salary negotiations for a job is to NEVER leave money on the table. So how do you navigate the talk, especially when you’ve been at your job for a …
By Jamé Jackson
We’ve all been there before: looking at a job that seems perfect for us, only to find out that it’s calling for a million years of experience and two million years worth of bylines. So…what do you …