15 tips for fine arts majors who are mapping their careers

Career mapping is the process of strategically planning your professional journey by identifying potential career paths, the skills you’ll need, and the steps to achieve your long-term goals. For fine arts majors, career mapping is especially important because the field …

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Morgan Stanley HireVue Questions (and How to Answer Them)

Landing a job at Morgan Stanley is one of the most competitive achievements in the financial industry. Before you ever sit down for an in-person interview, you have to get through one critical gate: the Morgan Stanley HireVue interview. For …

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Ka Kiu (Kyle) Lau ’25 Wins Schwarzman Scholarship

Ka Kiu (Kyle) Lau ’25 had a decision to make—continue living his boyhood dream of playing professional soccer or step away for a year to lay the foundation for a career off the pitch.

Breathtaking as it was playing at …

By Brian Whitehead
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Pomona Sophomores Explore Career Pathways Over Spring Break

While many of their peers took road trips or hit the beach over spring break, 11 Pomona sophomores visited industry sites throughout Los Angeles County and networked with alumni and other professionals.

As part of the Smart Start Career Fellows …

By Lorraine Harry '97
Lorraine Harry '97
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Episode 43: Timeout with Cam F Awesome

On this week’s episode of Timeout with TWN, we chatted with Cam F Awesome, former boxer and Founder of Awesome Talks. 

Find out how he used sport as a tool to help him create opportunities for life after the game. Plus, learn the lessons that Cam gained from his journey that he shares with audiences around …

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Jobs for Individuals with Learning Disabilities: 10 Tech Careers Where Dyspraxia Is a Strength

Finding jobs for individuals with learning disabilities like dyspraxia means looking beyond motor coordination. Dyspraxia is usually described as a motor coordination disorder – clumsiness, difficulty with handwriting. But that framing misses what matters in tech careers: dyspraxic professionals often …

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10 Jobs Where Autistic People Thrive (And Why)

The right job for an autistic person is not a compromise. It is a role where the way your brain works is the reason you are good at it. This guide covers ten job categories where autistic strengths are structural …

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AI Job Matching for Neurodivergent Candidates: How AI-Powered Job Matching Actually Works for Neurodivergent Candidates

Most AI matching is just old keyword screening on faster hardware. It filters out neurodivergent candidates with non-linear paths before a human ever reads the application. Real matching starts with who you are, not how your resume is phrased.

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Women Diagnosed with ADHD After 30

The share of women aged 23 to 49 newly diagnosed with ADHD doubled between 2020 and 2022. This is not a fad; it is a correction of a decades-long pattern in which ADHD criteria were built around how it presents …

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Find Strength in Your Transition

When the going gets tough, we have a saying in the Marine Corps: don’t go internal. When you are in an uncomfortable or painful situation, it is only natural to focus internally on the discomfort you are experiencing instead of …

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