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25+ Black Creative, Business, and Tech Social Media Influencers You Should be Following

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Looking for more career, culture, and creative thought leadership to add to your social media feed? You need to follow these black social media influencers.

How to Participate in a Twitter Chat and Why They Are a Great Way to Network

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One of my favorite ways to use Twitter is to participate in Twitter chats. Twitter chats are a great way to "meet" people who are interested in a certain topic, learn from industry veterans and influencers, and potentially, to share your own expertise and grow your followers. Here are the

The International Student’s Guide to the Job Hunt and Networking in the United States

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Hi there! I’m Shabrina Koeswologito, travel blogger and photographer, and FindSpark Campus Ambassador alumna originally hailing from Indonesia. I came to New York City in January 2016 to pursue my Master’s degree in Tourism Management at New York University. Being new to the United States, I immediately prioritized networking, making

5 Ways to Use the Holidays to Network

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The holidays are approaching, and fast! While many people use this time of year to focus on themselves, spend time with family, and start listing their resolutions, it's actually a great time to get back in touch with your network.

How to Navigate a Career Change and One Industry You Need to Consider

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This article is in collaboration with CompTIA, the world’s leading tech association and leading provider in IT training and certifications. From their new IT professional association to their leading certification programs, from their original research to their member communities and councils, their unparalleled programs set industry standards, foster skills development and

7 Tips for Better Networking Conversations and Relationship Building

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94% of adults between the ages 18-29 have a smartphone. It is in our hand or near us consistently. Being attached to our phones, tablets, and computers impacts our face-to-face communication, which is imperative to our daily personal and professional lives.
One of the hardest transitions for attached-to-the-hip technology users