Google Analytics is like a profit and loss report for your website. It allows you to interpret how visitors interact with your website and gauge its success. Here’s how to sort through a report and interpret the findings in a few easy steps. Filter for Geographic Location First, sort your website data by the geographic […]
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I am new to the area and seeking employment. I’m looking for advice on how to tell if I’m interviewing with an “employer of choice,” or someone who will commit to me and be a really good fit. Do you have any tips? Dear Seeker, Being an employer of choice most often means that the
How has the job applicant pool changed in recent years? The pool is constantly changing; however, what we’ve seen lately is less and less folks going into skilled trades and more people going into academics over the last decade. This has created a shortage of skilled trades like welders, HVAC workers, electricians, etc. The newest
When asked about her first job, Stephens College president Dianne Lynch was in a quandary as to which job to talk about. “Do you mean my very first job, when I worked 45 hours a week for the summer after eighth grade, babysitting three children and doing all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, and ironing for
Typewriters and Lint Balls and Ice Cream, Oh My! Read More »
Public universities and politics are no strangers, but the two are particularly tied up today. Schools and legislatures across the country are dealing with tight budgets and rising tuition costs; campus protests — including those at MU — have become part of a national conversation about protected speech and constitutional rights. MU’s Kinder Institute on
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As a graduate student studying horticulture therapy, Jessie Kwatamdia worked at a nursing home. Her experience gardening alongside older adults introduced her to the impact Alzheimer’s disease has on patients and families. Kwatamdia remembers serving as a mediator for a mother and daughter who struggled to find common ground when dealing with the disease. “The
At 2.7 percent, as of the last Bureau of Labor Statistics report, the unemployment rate in Columbia is low — the lowest of any metropolitan area in Missouri, in fact. While that’s great news for job seekers, it forces human resources teams to get creative in how they recruit and retain new employees. At a
True/False Joins Initiative True/False has partnered with Ragtag Cinema, Columbia Public Schools, and the Columbia Public Schools Foundation in their Media Literacy Initiative. The multi-tiered Initiative will help CPS students think critically about their everyday media decisions. The initiative’s members, including True/False, advocate for students to use their media choices to become more thoughtful and
True/False Joins Initiative True/False has partnered with Ragtag Cinema, Columbia Public Schools, and the Columbia Public Schools Foundation in their Media Literacy Initiative. The multi-tiered Initiative will help CPS students think critically about their everyday media decisions. The initiative’s members, including True/False, advocate for students to use their media choices to become more thoughtful and
