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See Which High-Paying Jobs in Philadelphia Don’t Require a College Degree
While jobs that require a college degree generally pay more, some high-paying jobs in Philadelphia don’t have that requirement, according to a new report by Stacker. Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to determine the 50 highest-paying jobs in Philadelphia that do not require higher education. The top spot belongs to nuclear power reactor…
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Experience Artisanal Seafood Dishes and Caviar-Topped Delights at Takumi Bistro & Bar in Wayne
Japanese restaurant Takumi Bistro & Bar, made its debut in Wayne this week, serving up a plethora of elite seafood dishes, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Patrons can enjoy the caviar-topped tuna crudo, specialty rolls, and a salmon and tuna flight. These dishes can be paired with drinks from a full…
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Ambler Baton Maker Mark Horowitz Takes His Basement Creations to the Big Screens in Bradley Cooper Film “Maestro”
Mark Horowitz, an Ambler baton maker, will be taking his family craft to the silver screens, writes Christie Ileto for 6 ABC. For decades, Horowitz has molded sticks in his basement for notable conductors. His father, Richard, made batons for Leonard Bernstein. When Abington-born and Jenkintown-raised actor Bradley Cooper took the role of Leonard…
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The Magic of Autumn at Landis Valley Village Brings Harvest Festivities & Interactive History
Lancaster County is abundant in Pennsylvania German history, and Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum is the center of it all. The state museum celebrates Pennsylvania German history, heritage, horticulture, and agriculture. Upon visiting Landis Valley Village, guests can traverse the campus which includes 30 historic buildings creating a “heritage village environment.” The core…
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Penn State Great Valley 60th Anniversary Showcase Displays a Proud Past and Roaring Future
Penn State Great Valley’s 60th Anniversary showcase will allow community members, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to explore the campus, participate in activities, take home swag, and connect with the community. Between 5 PM and 8 PM, attendees can participate in an array of activities. Virtual Reality demonstrations are available to try for an immersive…
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Harcum College Occupational Therapy Assistant Program Expands to Lehigh Valley
The Harcum College Occupational Therapy Assistant program will offer clinical coursework in Allentown starting January 2024. The hybrid program’s blend of online and applied courses, tailored for Lehigh Valley’s working adults, non-traditional students, and others interested in a career as an OTA, will take place at the Redeemer Lutheran Church. Enrollment is open for the…
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Mastering Soft Skills: The Secret to Thriving in Any Job Role
Navigating a job loss can lead many to explore roles outside their primary sectors, such as retail, food service, or hospitality. However, these seemingly unrelated roles can serve as valuable platforms for learning soft skills, writes Marlo Lyons for the Harvard Business Review. Here’s a deeper look into the soft skills one can develop,…
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Penn State Great Valley to Host Concert Film Premiere and Panel Discussion on Billy Joel’s Band
Penn State Great Valley will host “Long Long Time: The Sigma Reunion Film Premiere and Panel Discussion with the Band” on Thursday, Sept. 21, at 7:00 PM. Registration costs $5 and proceeds support Penn State Great Valley’s arts and culture programming. In early 1972, only a few months into Billy Joel’s debut tour of the United States,…
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Networking Tips for a Seamless Industry Shift
Networking is vital for career progression, especially during transitions. Instead of limiting connections to one’s field, broadening horizons can offer varied insights and a wider network when considering a job switch, writes Caroline Castrillon for Forbes. Reaching out might be awkward initially, but the long-term benefits are undeniable. Discussing your current role and reasons…
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Cabrini University Students Dive into Advanced Research at PCOM in a Unique Collaboration
A unique partnership between Cabrini University and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) is providing research opportunities for historically underrepresented students in science and psychology. Brian Fuller, a nontraditional biology student at Cabrini University, is a prime example of the program’s success. With a background in sports and a deep interest in biology, Fuller…
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Job Security in the AI Age: How Upskilling Can Safeguard Your Future
Job security in the age of AI hinges on adaptability and skill enhancement writes Dr. John Mitchell for Forbes. The World Economic Forum’s 2020 report indicates that by 2025, AI will displace 85 million jobs but spawn 97 million new ones across 26 countries, signaling that flexibility and upskilling are paramount. Upskilling: The Modern…
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How the Rise of Flexible Work is Transforming Modern Lifestyles
The traditional 9-to-5 job model is being challenged as flexible work opportunities rise, writes Kira Caban for Newsweek. Unlike the predictability of regular jobs, flexible work offers individuals the chance to craft their schedules around personal commitments, whether it’s classes, childcare, or other responsibilities. This adaptability isn’t limited to just hours; it extends to…
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Major Interview Red Flag: What’s Turning Off 65 Percent of Potential Employees?
Recognizing a toxic workplace might seem challenging, but attentive candidates can often spot an “interview red flag” as a warning sign during the process, writes Morgan Smith for CNBC Make it. A recent survey by Monster, which included over 6,000 participants, highlighted a significant concern: 65 percent of job seekers believe that undergoing more than…
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Resume Tips for Securing Your Next Promotion and Showcasing Your Professional Journey
Your resume serves as a testament to your professional journey, writes Kimberly Zhang for Entrepreneur. When considering resume tips for a promotion, focus on your leadership experiences, adaptability, and continuous growth. Starting with a compelling summary can set the tone. This summary should encapsulate your career trajectory, emphasizing key leadership roles and showcasing your growth…
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From Stuck to Success: Strategies to Navigate the Mid-Career Plateau
The mid-career plateau is often marked by feelings of stagnation. However, with introspection and strategy, this period can be a springboard to renewed career vigor, writes Caroline Ceniza-Levine for Forbes. Central to overcoming this plateau is understanding one’s career aspirations. Is it a leadership role, challenging projects, or a better work-life balance? Identifying these…
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Workplace Wellness and the Importance of Employee Mental Health
The importance of employee mental health is a prevailing issue, and many people often sideline their emotional well-being for the sake of their work, writes Jason Zickerman for Entrepreneur Magazine. However, being successful while also having a sound mind can exist in tandem with each other. Dr. Martin Seligman, a leading figure in positive psychology…
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Tuning In to the Art of Listening in the Workplace
Successful individuals possess a distinct advantage: they actively practice listening in the workplace with genuine curiosity, writes Ashton Jackson for CNBC. Muriel Wilkins, co-founder of the leadership consulting firm Paravis Partners, passionately states on the “Radical Candor” podcast, “Listening is the biggest and the most underused skill that helps drive empathy, and a lot of…
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Penn State Great Valley Students Prepare for Final Phase of Nittany AI Challenge
For the fourth time in five years, a team of Penn State Great Valley students will compete in the final round of the Nittany AI Challenge, held on Sept. 7 at the AI for Good Expo. The challenge offers Penn State students the opportunity to try to solve real-world issues through AI and machine learning. For Master of…
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