Diversity-hiring platform Jopwell debunks the 'pipeline problem.'     This story appears in the June 2017 issue of Entrepreneur. When companies say they don’t have the resources for diversity recruiting, it hurts our ears,” says Porter Braswell, who spent years at Goldman Sachs, where he was regularly asked to help with diversity outreach. Nevertheless, diversity-light companies say it frequently, often invoking what is known as &...

By Amour Setter, Digital Nomad/Entrepreneur People seem to think that remote workers have an easy work life. Nothing could be further from the truth. It's a fact that remote workers actually tend to work longer than regular office workers. To juggle a heavy schedule one has to be able to manage your time effectively. This blog shares valuable insights about effective time management and why remote workers need to perfect this skill. If you are smart you would have negoti...

If you're looking for part-time work that you can do from home, it's a good time to be in the job market. Amazon recently announced it plans to add 5,000 remote customer service jobs over the next year, as part of a hiring push that will include some 25,000 additional jobs at its fulfillment centers. But before you quit your office job and set up your home work space, there's a catch: According to Amazon's job posting, these roles pay $10 per hour, just $2.75 more...

We’re starting  series of stories about girls who completed their training at SheInnovates Africa, learning the programming and  entrepreneurial skills they needed to succeed. Each story is unique and portrays the challenges they faced on the way to success. Today we’re telling the story of a girl from Nigeria, Joy Akor. She always had the passion to impact others and has found numerous ways to contribute to the growth of her community. T: Joy, what was it l...

Transformify joins a network of around 10,000 organizations across the UK as a member of the Social Enterprise UK to make a bigger societal contribution and give socially responsible recruitment a chance to benefit the society. What are social enterprises all about? They trade to address social problems, improve communities, people’s lives, or the environment. They make their money from selling goods and services, but they reinvest their profits back into the business or the local...