When choosing a career, it’s important to do something you enjoy. Knowing your interests can help narrow down what type of career will fulfill and sustain you — even when life gets tough. Self-exploration takes time and effort, which is why the Holland Code (also known as the RIASEC) assessment is useful. By answering 60 […]
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When he was 18, Thomas Highsmith joined the U.S. Air Force. His 25 years of service formulated the core beliefs that would follow him into his teaching career. “The military taught me to ‘treat others the way you want to be treated,’ and that’s something I carry with me in everything I do,” he said.
Thomas Highsmith: A Lifelong Passion for Education, Rooted in Service Read Post »
Can you share three fun facts about you? I love chess. My favorite food is pizza. I made pizza for eight years for Bizarros. I was a pizza artist before being a mural artist. I’m coming out with my own paint. It’s labeled as a mural-grade paint, but it’s for any art. I’m trying to
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Whether you’re working in a garage, behind a cash register, or from a cubicle, how you navigate your environment and interact with others makes a difference. Workplace professionalism helps you forge strong connections with others, get your work done more effectively, and ensure your environment remains happy and stress-free. (If you’re not working a job
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