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The job market conversation continued…

How COVID is Affecting the Job Market for New Grads. Continued... - RecDiv Unemployment in the U.S. rose higher during three months of the coronavirus pandemic than it did during the Great Recession of 2007-2009, according to the Pew Research Center. While unemployment has consistently declined over the Read More

FUN FACT: … there is not shortage, neither has their ever been 😉

The Problem with the ‘Black Talent Shortage’ Argument - RecDiv Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf caused a stir on social media when statements he made during a company Zoom meeting were leaked by two anonymous employees. According to these employees, Scharf claimed that the company Read More

Internships 📝 are extremely important to gain work experience before graduating

How Internships Have Been Affected by COVID-19 - RecDiv Internships can be an excellent way to gain work experience in a particular field before graduating from college, or even directly after graduating. But obtaining an internship, particularly a paid internship, can be challenging and Read More

Kamala Harris was the first HBCU grad selected for the nomination 💁🏽

How HBCU Grad Kamala Harris Is Connecting With Black Voters - RecDiv Kamala Harris is the first woman of color on a major-party presidential ticket, and the third female major-party nominee for vice president. She is also the first HBCU grad selected for the nomination. In her Read More

Diversity isn’t only the color of your skin. It’s deeper than that 🧐

Workplace Diversity Isn't Just About Race - RecDiv This year the country—and the world—have seen a resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement and a growing emphasis on racial justice and equality. The highly documented deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others Read More

5 🤚🏾 reasons that high school graduates, and others that want to further their education, are going to an HBCU

5 Reasons Students Choose HBCU - RecDiv When selecting a college or university to attend, prospective students in the United States have more than 4,000 choices. Just 3 percent of those institutions are Historically Black Colleges and Universities, yet HBCU have a Read More