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Tag Archives: women professionals
Do the Same 'Lean In' Principles Apply to Black Women?
Writer examines how Facebook COO's popular book relates to women of color
Lessons from Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's inspiring and popular book, Lean In: Women, Work, and…
By Sasha King
The Key to Your Career Advancement: An Emotional Intelligence Mentor
Learn from solid leaders how to manage feelings in the workplace
As a young professional, learning how to work through challenges and manage emotions can be…
By Janell Hazelwood
The One Valuable Job Skill Employers Will Love You For
No matter what industry, this knowledge will make you that much more marketable
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With almost every industry being influenced by tech, it's not rocket science that having…
By Janell Hazelwood
Don't Hate: Why Ambitious Women Are Least Likeable
How successful women are personified as less likeable
The more successful a woman becomes, the less she's considered likeable. But why is that?…
By Sasha King
Trailblazers of Education: 7 Black Women Who Broke Barriers
Scholar pioneers who advance intellect and innovation of society
Here's a look a seven female pioneers who advance the plight of education around the…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Brand Building for the Intrapreneur
How a solid personal brand can lead to internal success
Crafting a great personal brand can mean the difference between being seen as a great…
By James Walker
PR Power Woman Talks Hard-Knock Start and the Power of Purpose
Elvira Guzman's tips on professional branding and overcoming obstacles
Spending her teen years with parents incarcerated, Elvira Guzman was able to overcome and find…
By Janell Hazelwood
Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life: How Successful Women Do It
Executive coach Valorie Burton talks faith and strategy for upgrading your career
Certified coach Valorie Burton knows more than a thing or two about how mindset affects…
By Janell Hazelwood
Cool Jobs: Publisher Takes News-Gathering Skills to Film Industry
Co-founder of Creme Magazine talks venture into movie-making
Filmmaker and co-founder of Creme Magazine talks telling stories on multiple platforms and her passion…
By Cedric 'BIG CED' Thornton
Young Professionals: 10 Signs You're Burned Out
Effective ways to recognize and deal with work-related stress
You may be feeling the pressure and want to give up. Here are a few…
By Sasha King
Episode 1: Five Career Tips From VH1's 'The Gossip Game'
Beyond the ratchet, these are real-life lessons you can learn
BlackEnterprise.com breaks down career lessons from VH1′s 'The Gossip Game.'
By Amber McKynzie
5 Steps to Effective Spring (Career) Cleaning
Get started evaluating and recharging your professional life
As Spring approaches, take a look at other aspects of your life that may need…
By Janell Hazelwood
The Business of Reality TV: Mona Scott-Young Talks Entertainment Savvy and Brand Transition
Hip-hop mogul turned media powerhouse has struck gold again
Since her resurgence in 2010 with VH1's "Love & Hip Hop," Mona Scott-Young has reinvented…
By Kimberly Wilson
5 Smart Ways to Brand Yourself as an Expert
5 steps to becoming an expert in your field
These steps will help you market yourself in your industry for speaking engagements, media exposure…
By Sasha King
Power Women: 5 Steps to Succeed in a Male-Dominated Field
Don't crumble under pressure. Use this strategy
These tips will ensure you don't crumble under the pressure as a woman among men.
By Janell Hazelwood
Cool Jobs: Young Executive Changing the Marketing Game
Several career transitions led Dia Simms to position at global music powerhouse
As the EVP of Blue Flame Agency, it's safe to say that Dia Simms is…
By Courtney Connley
The Not-So-Obvious Benefits of a College Degree
Indirect perks of higher education
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So, many know the obvious benefits of having a college degree, from training advantages…
By Janell Hazelwood
Ignoring Status Quo: 4 Young Professionals Dish On Finding Success
They followed their dreams and passions straight to the bank
While the idea of making your dreams a reality might seem scary, be inspired by…
By Courtney Connley
Career Going Nowhere Fast? Here's How to Reroute
This strategy will get you on the right track
If your professional life has reached a plateau and it seems to be going nowhere,…
By Sasha King
Style Suite: First Lady Look for Less
Take an affordable cue from Michelle Obama's fashion savvy
We all love the First Lady's savvy sense of style. With help from the Style…
By Kéla Walker
Top Five Mistakes Recruiters Make on Job Posts
Faux pas that could mean months of employment vacancy
Finding talent to fill a position can be difficult. Avoid these common faux pas to…
By Janell Hazelwood
Style Suite: High-Heel Hiatus
Give those feet a break with fab flats
This season, flats are beyond basic and on trend, serving up more umph than frump…
By Kéla Walker
British Entrepreneur 'Hatches' Savvy Way to Promote African Arts in UK
Yemisi Mokuolu overcame challenges of recession to realize dreams
Yemisi Mokuolu's company, Hatch Events, is committed to promoting and profiling African arts across the…
By Octavia Goredema
Success After 40: 5 Tips for Career Transitioning
It's never too late to revamp, recharge or even restart your career
It's never too late to revive and recharge your career. Take it to the next…
By Courtney Connley
Girl Power: 8 Lessons in Leadership From Women
With few women in upper management, strategy is key to change the game
Take a cue from power women on how to move up the ranks and become…
By Sasha King
Cool Jobs: 12 Emerging Careers in Tech
Keep track of the trends for career growth
These tech sectors show promise and growth, providing new options for employment.
By Sasha King
Style Suite: Fashion Donations That Pay Off
While on your shopping hiatus, consider H&M's latest Conscious campaign
H&M's latest Conscious campaign is a great way to purge your closet and give back—…
By Kéla Walker
4 Unique Side Hustles That Bring in Big Bucks
Out-of-the-box money-makers to pursue after five
These out-of-the-box money-makers can be done without reeking havoc on your day job.
By Courtney Connley
Cool Jobs: Talent CEO Chantelle Fraser a Global Star in Her Own Right
Savvy global entrepreneur connects unique professionals with brands
London transplant Chantelle Fraser, CEO Flawless Entertainment and Promotions, has a keen eye for beauty…
By Tomika Anderson
Style Suite: Haute Hair
Consider your signature spring look today
A polished look starts from head to toe, so be sure to consider what your…
By Kéla Walker
Natural Knack: 5 Successful Celebs With No Formal Training
Savvy professionals who advanced by experience and hard work
These savvy professionals found success in their field by experience, not years of classroom education.
By Courtney Connley
Boss Moves: How Women Can Leverage Global Opportunities
Black Enterprise Twitter chat reflects high growth potential for women of color
Survey says women see more advancement overseas. Check out what global power women and Black…
By Sasha King
Power Women of the Diaspora: British Social Entrepreneur Champions Change
British businesswoman talks career triumphs, advocacy
Barbara Kasumu, a British social entrepreneur and co-founder of Elevation Networks talks career triumphs, challenges…
By Octavia Goredema
Style Suite: Feeding Spring (Fashion) Cravings
Pull out those brights, prints and florals to usher in the season
Ready or not, spring cravings are too strong to wait for March 20. Time to…
By Kéla Walker
Boss Moves: 6 Effective Ways to Handle Raise Requests
This strategy will ensure you don't have a disgruntled worker on your hands
Asking for a pay raise can not only be daunting for an employee. It can…
By Sasha King
Spring Fever: The Best and Worst Cities for Jobs
San Jose and Portland among top; New York and New Orleans rate low
The season of renewal is coming, and many businesses hire and fire during this time.…
By Sasha King
Top 5 'American Idol' Women Set to Make History
One of these songstresses could break the all-male winning streak
As we celebrate Women's History Month, let's take a look at the groundbreaking 'American Idol'…
By Janell Hazelwood
The Other Woman: A Businesswoman's Biggest Deterrent?
How to balance career and motherhood
Career or family is a choice that only affects a select few in the business…
By Sasha King
Style Suite: Challenge Yourself & Shop Your Closet
Take time to curb shopping and rock pieces you haven't worn
According to reports, women only wear 20% of the clothes in their closet. Here's a…
By Kéla Walker
Hot Jobs: 5 Steps to Becoming a Recruiter
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Corporate recruiters are one of the most valuable assets to a company,…
By Janell Hazelwood
5 Career Lessons From Soledad O'Brien's CNN Departure
For Women's History Month, take a page from this media heavyweight's career book
For Women's History Month, we take a look at the top lessons you can learn…
By Courtney Connley
Style Suite: Office Edge with Leather
Whether it's an accent or main attraction, here's how to work it into your wardrobe
Contrary to the old-school taboo, you can work leather in the office without looking tough…
By Janell Hazelwood
Style Suite: Affordable Fashion in Fun, Girly Prints
JC Penney makes hot fashion resurgence with latest collabs
Find awesome designer looks for less from an unlikely retailer, JC Penney, with latest Duro…
By Kéla Walker
Cool Jobs: Young Photographer Uses Lens to Empower the Next Generation
Enterprising woman's photo series make iconic statements
Enterprising photographer launched iconic, nationally recognized special series "Because of Them, We Can" campaign, featuring…
By Courtney Connley
Make That Money, Girl: 20 Top-Paying Jobs For Women
Top industries where women are making big bucks
Although we are in an age of "equality" we take the time out to celebrate…
By Sasha King
Robin Roberts Affect: 3 Lessons on Career Rebounds and Triumphs
Be inspired by her journey to build momentum in your own life
With Robin Roberts return to "Good Morning America" after facing tremendous health challenges, newscaster proves…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Office Chic for Now … And Later
With spring fever in full effect, you can incorporate the looks into winter wardrobe
Spring fever is in the air, from retailers to the runways. Here's how to incorporate…
By Kéla Walker
Early Boss Moves: 10 Ways to Become a Young Leader
Take these steps to get a head start in achieving your highest goals
Take these steps early so you'll get a head start on becoming the influential boss…
By Courtney Connley
Yes, We Do That: A Black Woman's Amazing NASCAR Escapade
My journey squashing stereotypes and reacquainting with a childhood fascination
Someone said "Black people don't do NASCAR." Well, we did that, and it was amazingly…
By Janell Hazelwood
Style Suite: Laced with Sophistication
Often considered too risque, this versatile fabric can be mixed into your work wear
Though often considered risque, this versatile fabric can be incorporated into your office looks. Here's…
By Kéla Walker
Primetime Power Women: 4 Female Phenoms in the TV Business
These producers pave their own lane to get the coveted green light
These women prove they can get the coveted green light, whether it's VH1′s hit "Love…
By Courtney Connley
Style Suite: Get Head-to-Toe Office Chic Online
Best places to shop for the perfect work-wear looks
With many retail sites offering free shipping options and real-time fashion styling, its a prime…
By Kéla Walker
Battle of the Sexes: Are Women More Self-Conscious in the Office Than Men?
Researchers say caring a bit too much about perception can be damaging
A study found that females in offices are more self-conscious about office perceptions of them,…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Over-the-Knee and Work-Friendly
Not just for after five, the OTK boot works in and out of the office
Over-the-knee (OKT) boots aren't just for after five. You can make them a chic and…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: Yet Another Hit Designer Collab with Target
Prabal Gurung looks are a must-have asset to your power look
Just in time for this day of love, Target has released yet another designer collection…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: A Black and White Matter
Contrasting color-blocking makes a sharp and chic statement
Seen on numerous runways, two basic colors come together for a contrast that's more sharp…
By Kéla Walker
Think Before You Act: 3 Reasons You're Not Ready for a Career Switch
Before you quit and alter your course, be sure to consider these
Consider these things before taking the plunge from one industry into another.
By Courtney Connley
Mo' Shade and No Tea: How to Slay the Rude Monster in Your Office
As Chief Morale Officer, you can get ride of bad behavior with ease
Rudeness is on the rise in offices, according to research. Here's how you handle inappropriate…
By Jamie Harrison
Just Stop It: 5 Failing Job-Seeking Habits You Need to Break
A tough market can breed desperation. Don't ride the bandwagon
From abusing social networks to being a persistent pest, these five habits could keep you…
By Courtney Connley
Racist or Not?: 'Love and Hip Hop' Episode Shines Light on Workplace Discrimination
The jury's still out, but here's how to deal with a case of your own
A heated exchange of racial references on Love and Hip Hop brings to light instances…
By Jamie Harrison
Job Insecurity: How To Re-Invent Yourself in the Market
Ensure you're relevant and competitive in your industry
Consider these three tips for remaining relevant and competitive at your company.
By Sasha King
Ella Curry: Publishing Positioner for Many Popular Black Authors
Savvy businesswoman behind the success of many bestselling authors
Ella Curry, of EDC Creations Media Group, marketed books of many well-known, bestselling authors including…
By Sasha King
Young Innovators Bringing the Diaspora 'Face2Face' with Africa
Sandra Appiah and Isaac Boateng envision a unified Pan-African community
Sandra Appiah and Isaac Boateng, co-founders of Face2Face magazine, have turned negative life experiences into…
By Janell Hazelwood
Continuing the Legacy: Oprah's Top 7 Landmark Interviews
A snapshot of recent TV moments that had us all watching
As the multimedia icon celebrates her 59th birthday, we take a look at a few…
By Janell Hazelwood
Green-Eyed Killer: 3 Ways Jealousy Can Stifle Career Growth
Author and career coach Demetria Lucas details how to manage insecurities
Career coach and author Demetria Lucas details why letting the green-eyed monster win in the…
By Courtney Connley
Salty Spouse: 3 Signs Your Mate is a Career Hater
Check out tips on getting rid of the negative and back to the lovin'
Finding a spouse that understands your career goals and drive can be difficult, but here…
By Courtney Connley
Jobless Blues: 8 Coping Tactics for the Newly Unemployed
Acknowledge the challenges then get back into the saddle
With many companies still conducting layoffs, bouncing back from becoming unemployed can be difficult. Here's…
By Sasha King
Top Areas You Should Improve for Career Success in 2013
Think tank unveils top innovative elements to watch
JWTIntelligence, a think tank of a leading marketing and communications brand, has released trends to…
By Janell Hazelwood
Fast Track to Success: How a 21-Year-Old Advanced to the Top at Five Guys
Take heed to tips that could accelerate your professional goals
Young business leader Alicia May shares her secrets for success in getting promoted to general…
By Antoine Moss
Bringing Sexy Back: How Much is Too Much in the Workplace?
Recent court ruling leads to reevaluation of aptitude vs. appearance
With a recent Iowa supreme court ruling making it lawful to axe workers who are…
By Jamie Harrison
Career Killers: 3 Personalities to Keep Out of Your Circle
Your team can make or break you, so avoid these professional leeches
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For young professionals, the desire to grow and excel is always there, but we…
By Courtney Connley
This Workplace Myth Could Ruin Your Career
Common thinking can be detrimental to your advancement
There's always a common school of thought on elements of life, whether it's love, career…
By Janell Hazelwood
Don't Let Your Job Ruin Your Relationship
Tips to keep your personal life in tact while chasing checks
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Had a long day at the office? Is your boss tap-dancing on your last…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Office Luxe in a Tux
Side stripes add elegant touch to your work wardrobe
Tuxedo pants, also called racer-stripe or contrast slacks, add an elegant touch to your work…
By Kéla Walker
Quvenzhané Wallis Sets Record as Youngest 'Best Actress' Oscar Nominee
Breakout star gets major nod for role in "Beasts of the Southern Wild"
Breakout star Quvenzhané Wallis plays Hushpuppy in Academy Award-nominated film "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
By Janell Hazelwood
National Urban League Launches $70 Million Expansion to Increase Jobs Resources
Initiative includes nationwide advocacy campaign and programs
The "Jobs Rebuild America: Employ, Educate, Empower" encompasses a series of public and private investments…
By Janell Hazelwood
Higher Up: 9 Steps to Advance Your Hustle
Follow a strategy that will recharge and upgrade your career
Time to progress and make moves to push your career forward. Here are nine steps…
By Janell Hazelwood
Get On Board: Boost Your Profile by Becoming a Director
Use acquired skills to advance your career outside of the workplace
The skills you have acquired on the job can be applied to a leadership position…
By Sasha King
Style Suite: Cash In On the Season of Sales
Get key luxe items for less to build perfect professional closet
January is the best time to get the most bang for your buck and score…
By Kéla Walker
Lucrative Side Hustle: Savvy Woman Brings in Extra $10K Painting Faces
Nonprofit professional found a way to make hobby work for her
Maryland resident Tashia Bagwell turned a love for painting children's faces for fun events into…
By Janell Hazelwood
Get Hired: Hottest Jobs to Apply For in 2013
These industries expected to show major growth
If a career change is on your New Year's resolution list, trend watchers predict pockets…
By Jamie Harrison
Girl Scouts Partners With Sorority to Promote STEM Careers Among Girls
New initiative will provide educational access to minority youth
Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) partnered with Sigma Gamma Rho to help build awareness…
By Janell Hazelwood
What's on Your Boss Moves Bucket List For 2013?
Throw pause out the window and run, full force, into success
As we move into the new year, it's good to think of your plans for…
By Janell Hazelwood
Style Suite: Green with (Color) Envy
Wear this color of the year to start 2013 on fashionable foot
With emerald being the 'Color of 2013,' here are a few pieces to add to…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: Your New Year's (Fashion) Resolution
Make emerald part of the new, fashionably forward you
As you usher out the old and move in the new, be sure you keep…
By Kéla Walker
Hair We Go Again: How to Respond to the Never-Ending Workplace Style Debate
Doctor who dons 'locks talks how you can remain professional despite scrutiny
Sometimes it can be annoying —even insulting— to constantly fielding style questions on ethnic haircare.…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Professional in Plaid
A new, fun take on an old, traditional print
Everyone from First Lady Michelle Obama to Hollywood's elite have been spotted in tartan, proving…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: 5 Perfect Tartan Picks for Work
Plaid is the must-have print to give your look pop
Tartan —or plaid, as it's commonly called—is a must-have print for your wardrobe. Here are…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: 5 Fab Neck Accessories for the Office
Bold statement pieces to wow for the holidays
Just add one of these picks to take your workplace look up a notch for…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: Rediscover the Statement Piece
This key accessory adds instant fab for the holidays
A fab neck adornment is a great way to dazzle and shine through the season…
By Kéla Walker
Under 30 and Winning: Top Millennials Overhauling Education
Young innovators are ensuring our youth have fair chance at advancement
These young leaders are passionate about making the playing field that much more equal for…
By Janell Hazelwood
Eliminate the Chaos: How to Organize Your Job Hunt
Don't let the process and stress drive you up the wall
You don't have to be overwhelmed with trying to find your next gig. Here are…
By Courtney Connley
Kin-Coworker Conflict: How to Manage Working with Family
Tips to help ensure business doesn't get personal
Here are three tips for successfully working with your next of kin.
By Jamie Harrison
9 Holiday Gifts That Can Help Boost Your Career
These items will aid in your professional development
Brazen Careerist details gifts that actually help you to advance your career in the long…
By Janell Hazelwood
Teen Makes History as Nation's Youngest African American Engineer
Now working in tech industry, Britney Exline seeks to give back
Britney Exline, 19, a recent graduate from the University of Pennsylvania, is the youngest engineer…
By Janell Hazelwood
5 (Totally Unexpected) Workplace Lessons From AMC's Mad Men
Learn a thing or two from popular characters about being indispensable
Here's what you can learn from the popular show about how to advance in your…
By Janell Hazelwood
Former Estée Lauder Exec Quits Job to Create 'Black MBA Women'
Organization seeks to build viable professional network
Picture this: A room full of educated black women with MBAs from top tier schools…
By Demetria Irwin
Hater Much?: How to Handle Shade and Jealousy in the Workplace
4 steps to saving face and coming out on top
When making boss moves in your career, you may encounter low-key shade from peers in…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: The Business of Bold Lips
Neutral is always in, but punch it up a bit with deep hues
Have fun going bold in the office with a deep-hued lip color.
By Kéla Walker
Real Housewives of Atlanta's Sheree Whitfield Debuts Jewelry Line
Atlanta socialite releases a holiday season jewelry line
"The She by Sheree Collection" is exclusively available through social shopping platform Kisty Lane
By C. Daniel Baker
4 Bad College Habits to Leave Behind for Post-Grad Success
How to make the transition from student to working adult
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Whether you raced through college in search of adulthood and steady paychecks, or you're…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Wrapped in Savvy Chic with the Dress of the Season
Turn to a flattering look in hot prints and colors as a convenient staple
Reach for a wrap dress, a little all-purpose number that will serve your needs for…
By Kéla Walker
Motivation: 3 (Right) Ways to Help A Loved One Get a Job
Offer professional gifts that keep on giving
Here are three ways that will help both you and the ones closest to you…
By Courtney Connley
Don't Believe the Hype: Successful Women Can Get—and Keep—a Man
Pop media may not favor, but you don't have to dismiss ambition for amour
True, the stats aren't in power women's favor, but don't get it twisted. You don't…
By Janell Hazelwood
Africa's Power Women Elite: 20 Young Leaders to Watch in 2013
Female innovators tremendously impact continent and world at large
From Goldman Sacs' Lisa Opoku Busumbru to tech entrepreneur Juliana Rotich, women have hugely impacted…
By Janell Hazelwood
#Foodie Alert: Top Jobs for Professionals Who Love Cuisine
These out-of-the-box career options are perfect for you
If you love to enjoy a good meal or drink—or creating one—here are seven out-of-the-box…
By Janell Hazelwood
Certify Me: Tips & Tricks for Passing Post-Grad Exams
Certified events entrepreneur found success with these quick steps
Beverly Bogerty, certified meeting professional, offers key tips for passing post-grad exams.
By James Walker
I Now Pronounce You Hubby & Wife: 5 Signs You Have an Office Spouse
There can be benefits, but don't get caught up 'Scandal'-style
If you're married to your job, in more ways than one, consider these tips on…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Hats Off to Stellar Professional Polish
Don your fly fedora---whether it's to work or in the office
Hats add that extra accent to top off a polished ensemble. Anyone can wear a…
By Kéla Walker
5 Harsh Realities Young Professionals Face—And How to Overcome Them
Don't be discouraged, but resourceful and innovative
The employment cards may not be stacked in recent grads favor, but here's how you…
By Courtney Connley
What a Snore: How to Fight Off Severe Case of Workplace Boredom
You can be productive and have fun, even at the worst of jobs
According to a Gallup study, 68% of young workers are bored out of their minds.…
By Jamie Harrison
#Awkward: How to Break the Ice as the Office Newbie
These steps will help you fit into the workplace culture with ease
Here are tips for newbies to the office who are socially awkward or shy.
By Courtney Connley
Powerball vs. Power Moves: Hard Work, Not Luck Needed
How you can do something even luck can't trump
As the lucky winners rejoice and plan their Powerball spending spree, remember, there's something more…
By Antoine Moss
Know Your Worth: Top Jobs For Women
STEM careers show the most promise for women
Despite the tremendous strides made in gender equality the fact still remains that there is…
By Sasha King
Style Suite: Affordable Luxe Items Perfect for the Office
The Target + Neiman Marcus collab offers fine classics for cheap chic
These items, from the Target and Neiman Marcus designer collaboration, are must-haves for a polished…
By Kéla Walker
Overdoing It: Skipping Maternity Leave Can Mean Big Long-Term Problems
New moms returning to work too soon could be jeopardizing health
For many career-driven women taking less maternity leave isn't a problem, but it may have…
By Sasha King
Style Suite: Incorporate Affordable Luxe into Your Power Looks
Target's latest designer collab makes high-end style that much more accessible
With Target's latest designer collab, including items from Tracy Reese, you can be chic and…
By Kéla Walker
'Undercover Boss' Moves: 7 Career Secrets Your Supervisor Won't Tell You
Tips on how to follow in their footsteps
Due to status and prestige, you may feel disconnected from your boss. Here are career…
By Antoine Moss
6 Fun and Creative Ways to Make Use of a Law Degree
Having that lucrative paper can mean endless options
Having a degree in law doesn't mean you have to take on a stuffy, boring…
By Janell Hazelwood
Don't Sleep: 7 Young HBCU Alums to Watch in 2013
These bosses are making major strides in every industry
From entertainment to sports to business, graduates of historically black college and universities are making…
By Janell Hazelwood
Don't Just Booze & Schmooze: 5 Holiday Season Boss Moves to Boost Your Career
Take this prime time to network and prep for 2013
Here are five ways to make this holiday season benefit not only your personal life…
By Courtney Connley
Office Envy: How to Get Over Your Coworker-Friend's Come-Up
Don't let the hater in you stifle your career success
You're a hard worker and you're dedicated, so why was the promotion given to your…
By Jamie Harrison
Get Your Mind Right: 5 Career-Boosting Quips From Zig Ziglar
With his recent passing, honor his legacy with positive thinking
Young professionals, take a cue one of the pioneers of self-help, Zig Ziglar, in remembering…
By Antoine Moss
Office Frienemies: Are Your Work Buddies Bringing You Down?
Don't let one bad apple spoil your chances for success
You can be guilty by association, simply by keeping the wrong people in your workplace…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: You've Got Office Fab in the Bag
Carry your essentials in functional fashion
From makeup to smartphones to practically the kitchen sink, carry all your necessities in style…
By Kéla Walker
A Brand of Exploitation: 'Sweet Browns' of the World, Please Have Several Seats
Shucking and jiving for checks is just not my cup of tea
Sweet Brown, enough is enough. (Image: File)
Sweet Brown, I've had enough.
Some of us chuckled and…
By Janell Hazelwood
Coming Out of the Closet at Work: Is it Easier for Young Professionals?
Statistics say many find it difficult. Here's how you can cope
Despite popular perception that young people are more comfortable with their sexual orientation, many are…
By Jamie Harrison
Get the Memo: The Biggest Time Wasters Aren't Just Employees
Common workplace 'necessities' contribute to productivity blunders
Statistics show that common workplace elements such as office politics and meetings, are the biggest…
By Janell Hazelwood
One is the Loneliest Number: How to Cope with Being the Only Minority
Tips for handling those awkward---and frustrating---moments with class
Tips to help you navigate a workplace where you're the only minority—whether race, sexual orientation…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: 5 Top Legwear Picks for the Office
You can be warm and stylish in these glam tights
Be warm and stylish in these glam tights, perfect for the office.
By Kéla Walker
I'll Pass: How to Properly Turn Down a Job Offer
It may not seem like a big deal, but how you decline can affect future success
It may not seem like a big deal, but in many cases, how you decline…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: Keeping it 'Tight' in Chic Winter Legwear
From solid hues to prints, don't be afraid to push the envelope
Don't let old man winter keep you from donning chic skirts and dresses. Just step…
By Kéla Walker
I'll Get To It: How Procrastination Can Actually Help Your Career
Try a different take on time management in the office
Here's a different view on prioritizing and procrastination that will have you thinking twice about…
By Janell Hazelwood
Beautiful People: The Better You Look, The More You Earn
Studies say a pretty face can equal big professional benefits
Studies have shown that attractive people are usually hired sooner, get promoted quicker and are…
By Jamie Harrison
British Beautypreneur Fills Industry Void for Women with Allergies
Skills in artistry and personal passion make for winning combo
A British woman with many allergies found a way to fill a niche in the…
By Octavia Goredema
Don't Mess Up Your Chances: 10 Worst Ways to Demand a Raise
Here's tips on the best way to approach the big ask
So you think you deserve a raise at work? Here are tips on things you…
By Sasha King
You're My Monday and My Friday: How to Successfully Work with a Spouse
Three quick tips on finding balance
Check out these four tips on how to create a successful balance between work and…
By Jamie Harrison
Shine Bright Like a Diamond: How to Get Top Opps at Your Job
Be inspired by Rihanna's 777 Tour to have once-in-a-lifetime career moments
Journalists recently got the career chance of a lifetime to be part of Rihanna's 777…
By Jamie Harrison
Style Suite: 5 Chic Jumpsuits for the Office
Get into these versatile pieces for an easy, go-to look
Here are some great one-piece picks to add to your work wardrobe for an easy,…
By Kéla Walker
Style Suite: Jumpsuits Aren't Just For Play
Add these power pieces to make a polished yet chic statement in the office
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What do we mean by happiness, anyway?
A couple of weeks ago, someone asked me if I was happy at work. I considered the question for a moment and I replied that, for the most part, I was. At the time, it wasn't a lie: I'm fortunate to have a good job that challenges me, smart and enjoyable colleagues, and make a decent living. Why shouldn't I be happy at work?
But in the days that followed, I continued to consider the question and wondered if I had offered a disingenuous response. While I stood by the fact that I wasn't unhappy, I began to wonder: does the absence of unhappiness equate to happiness?
In order to answer that question, I needed to better understand happiness. If you're like me, you hear the word thrown around a lot – it's becoming a catchall. In Tal Ben-Shahar's book Happier, he defines happiness as "the overall experience of pleasure and meaning." He discusses the following definitions:
- Pleasure – a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment (present benefit)
- Meaning – comes from a sense of purpose related to the future benefit of one's actions (future benefit)
I thought about how I felt each day. I noted that I wasn't running out the door in the morning to get to work and that I often felt drained at the end of the day. I concluded that work didn't make me miserable, but it also wasn't making me happy – why wasn't I finding more pleasure and meaning in each day?
It would have been easy for me to point the finger at the system, to say work isn't engaging me or my boss isn't motivating me or consulting (and the associated long hours) just isn't for me. That would have been easier, but it would have masked the truth: it was all my fault.
For as long as I can remember, I've considered myself an athlete. I played three sports growing up until middle school when soccer stuck and I focused there. I learned many lessons from soccer, but one in particular stuck: "hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard." So, with my bit of talent and an incredible amount of hard work, I turned myself into a collegiate athlete and put together a pretty good career.
My modus operandi as an athlete turned into my M.O. as a professional when I transitioned from college athlete to college coach. Six months into my career I moved with the head coach of one school to a different program; she said this about me on the team website, "Mariel's reputation as a player is quickly becoming her reputation as a coach – a tireless worker that is always improving herself and everyone around her." I was proud of that, but now understand I was on a slippery slope: at some point I began equating hard work with the amount of things I was doing rather than the quality with which I was doing them. That was exacerbated when I enrolled full time in an MBA program and was technically a "full time" coach AND a "full time" student.
So here I was, eight years after I began my professional career taking on a lot, working long hours, and being seemingly productive … yet recognizing I wasn't as happy as I wanted to be in my work life. Something needed to change.
To figure out what that something was, I considered what pleasure and meaning mean to me and how I've been experiencing them lately:
- I find pleasure in solving difficult problems. Lately, I wasn't finding enough time to thoughtfully address tough issues nor was I experiencing joy in the way I should when I did.
- Once a coach, always a coach: I find meaning in making those around me better, whether it be colleagues or clients. Lately, I haven't been able to pick my head out of my to-do list long enough to consider what I can do today that will reap benefits for those around me in the future.
I blamed busyness: I was allowing packed days to crowd out my ability to feel pleasure and find meaning. That's when I found a great post by Janet Choi called Busyness is Not a Virtue. She suggests that if you're using "busy" as an excuse – which I was – "it's probably time to slow down and pay attention … [to] what is keeping you so busy compared to what you really should and want to be doing."
I heeded the advice. I considered what was making me so busy and realized it was my doing: it had almost nothing to do with my workload and everything to do with how I was working. I was using "being busy" as an excuse for not devoting the time and energy I desired to the tough stuff. Choi, referencing the Phantom of the Toolbooth, reminds us that "if you only do the easy … jobs, you'll never have to worry about the important ones which are so difficult. You just won't have the time." With my focus on the easy jobs – running between meetings, multitasking, immediately responding to emails, constantly answering questions on Skype – I was so tied up in reacting that I wasn't allowing myself the time or space to accomplish anything significant.
I thought back to when I was a goalkeeper. My athletic career was built on discipline – I was almost always singularly focused on how I spent each day, wanting to ensure that I prepared myself for success when I stepped on the field. However, in my work life, I'd lost the discipline. I was saying "yes" without discernment, packing my days without really thinking how I was doing so. The big "aha" moment for me was when I realized I was operating that way not because I didn't care, but because I was too exhausted to act differently. It was a vicious cycle: being busy was making me exhausted, when I was exhausted I wasn't disciplined, and a lack of discipline ensured that I stayed busy. As a result, not only was a sub-optimizing my contributions, but I wasn't finding the pleasure and meaning I sought.
So last week, I ran an experiment: Each day when I got to work, I made the choice not to do everything. Instead, I identified the things on my to-do list that I thought were critical and significant, and stashed the rest of my to-do list away. I organized my schedule so I was spending more of my mornings thinking (it's when I think best) and less of my mornings trying to get to Inbox Zero. I spent less time toggling between Email and the Internet and PowerPoint and more time problem solving, creating, and engaging with those around me.
As I expected, not only did I feel better at my job, but I left each work day energized and excited about the contributions I'd made that day, both in the near-term and toward the future.
I now understand that this is how I should be consistently working. But it's hard! In our always-on world with constant demands, it's difficult to be disciplined about how you spend your time, to say "no" or "not right now" to the things that push you past your reasonable (not superhuman) limits, and to create the opportunity to focus intentionally on the things in which we think we should be invested. It's difficult, but if you can pull it off it's incredibly rewarding because, as Jimmy Dugan so eloquently put it in A League of Their Own, "it's supposed to be hard. If it wasn't hard, everyone would do it. The hard … is what makes it great."

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The tour coincides with the theme for SAM's annual meeting: Adolescent Obesity: Prevention and Treatment. Members of SAM will discuss how they can help create environments for children and adolescents that focus on improving access to affordable healthy foods and provide opportunities for safe physical activity in schools and communities. In addition, experts in adolescent obesity will review how current treatment strategies that tackle adolescent obesity (behavioral, pharmacological, and bariatric surgery) can be implemented.
According to Dr. Galson, "Today more than 12.5 million children and adolescents 2 to 19 years of age are overweight and are at greater risk for numerous health consequences such as cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes. By taking a look at what each of us can do in our lives and communities to make ourselves and our families healthier, we can begin to tackle this epidemic."
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I made this dress having to attend a wedding. The top was made from the (afternoon) tea top pattern. I wanted to have some sleeves for the dress, so I added cap-sleeves.
The skirt is made from a burda-pattern. I will add the pattern number soon.
I decorated the dress with a flower band and also added my own handmade roses. Found a wonderful tutorial on burdastyle (decorative rose).
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I said "did you walk around MHS with your eyes closed or your head up your ass? Cause it was one of the two!" to Mercedes.
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Auberge Gladstone is located in Plymouth, close to National Monument to the Forefathers, Mayflower II, and Plymouth Rock. Nearby points of interest also include Plimouth Plantation. Auberge Gladstone features a library and a video library. The front desk is open during limited hours. All accommodations at Auberge Gladstone offer coffee/tea makers and clock r...
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Beautiful boutique hotel situated on Boston Harbor surrounded by first class marina. Short walk to Faneuil Hall and the NE Aquarium. Located in the Historic North End - Boston's little Italy. Steps away from 100 restaurants and bars. Only 10 rooms all decorated in a nautical theme and five rooms have amazing decks. Each room has flat screen TV's, iPhone...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 213 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Perfect location. Excellent staff +++. Large room with living area and table for four. Strange bathroom layout but it was OK. Breakfast buffet served in front of your room (cool). Great view and marina ambiance. We will return.
Excellent 10.0
Great staff. Great room. Great views.
Lack of onsite parking
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Located in Plymouth, John Carver Inn & Spa is in the historical district and minutes from Richard Sparrow House and John Jenney Museum. This romantic inn is close to Plymouth Rock and Mayflower II. Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Satellite programming and video-game consoles are provided for you...
Excellent 9.6
This hotel was located close to a lot of things that you could walk to. The staff was friendly and it was clean, no surprises. I would call it more of a hotel than an inn, was surprised how big it was when we got there.
No complaints other than it was a little pricey.
Excellent 8.3
The location and general room layout was great. I enjoyed the restaurant, but was impressed most with the bar & lounge. Very comfortable & freindly.
My room had a broken hair dryer, and after asking twice to have it fixed or replaced, I gave up. Never did get it fixed.
|Excellent - 2 reviews
Welcome to BEST WESTERN PLUS Cold Spring! Located on five acres of lushly landscaped grounds just one block from Plymouth's Historic Waterfront, the BEST WESTERN PLUS Cold Spring offers a quiet retreat along Massachusetts' beautiful South Shore. Just thirty-six miles south of Boston, we are conveniently located for day trips into the city or to use as your...
Excellent 10.0
We enjoyed our stay - very beautiful buildings and grounds. Only could stay one night but would definitely stay here again. Very close to the water, information center and nice shops.
Excellent 10.0
We enjoyed our stay. The room was clean and the staff was very friendly. On the day we arrived we found that our reservation somehow was not in their system. We booked through Kayak and Get a Room. We had our reservation printed out and they gave us a room to stay in until they could get it straightened out. I was a little upset thinking we might have to go home as we were there to celebrate our 35th Wedding Anniversary. They called us in a short time to tell us we could have the room for the original 3 days that we had booked to start with. The location of the motel is great not too far from downtown. They serve a great breakfast and have a nice outside pool. I would stay there again.
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This 5-star hotel is close to Boston Financial District and the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 230 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and CD players. Windows open to city and water views. Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including a health club, an indoor pool, and a sauna. Additional...
Excellent 9.3
This was a great place
Nothing bad to say here
|Excellent - 108 reviews
Chandler Studios provide an uncomplicated Boutique experience, a true departure from the traditional Boston Hotel. The Chandler Studios were designed to give our guests the modern amenities they expect, the simplicity they crave at a price they can afford. Located in Boston's uber hip South End, The Chandler Studios are just steps from Tremont Street's re...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 108 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The whole building and room was very clean with nice, modern amenities.
The front buzzer/keypad system did not work very well. I had to the front desk (offsite in another building) to help get me into the building.
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We offer a harbor front location in the heart of the town of Scituate with newly renovated spacious rooms all with a water view! Ameneties included with your stay are an indoor heated pool, Ipod docking stations, unlimited wifi access, refrigerators in every room, bottled water and a continental breakfast, unlimited coffee and tea, walk to shops, bottled wat...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 102 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very personal service. We stay at this property every year when visiting our children in Scituate and the staff remember us every time.Great view of harbor! Great location and local feel to the Inn.
The staff, especially Kelly in the morning was very helpful and accomodating
The noise!! Very thin walls made for a very noisy time. I could hear voices thru the vent in the bathroom and my room on the 1st floor ( #11 ) was above the restaurant which plays Latin beat music till 9PM. Bring your earplugs!If you are planning a one or two night stay it is a fine choice since the accommodations in this area are limited. There really are not many other options that I could see. The wifi/internet was poor so don't plan on conducting much business here.
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the pilgrim's pride of New England.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Plymouth, MA Ahoy. Welcome to the landing spot of the Pilgrims, home of Plymouth Rock and mooring spot for the Mayflower II. Few places in the world have been studied by so many schoolchildren. It's all just a few minutes from the Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Plymouth, MA. We'll help...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 371 reviews
Excellent 10.0
This Hampton Inn is great. Good location for us, morning breakfast, free internet and super comfy beds. Indoor pool for the kids. It has plenty of amenities. The staff was very professional and friendly.
Good 8.0
We stayed at this hotel last year over the Christmas holiday while we were visiting my husband's family for Christmas and New Year's. The breakfasts were good and were different each day which was nice. The indoor pool was wonderful and was a great place for our daughter to expel some energy. The rooms were very clean and comfortable-a great value for the price. We enjoyed our stay very much, so much so that not only did we stay an extra night last year but we just booked our reservations for this year!
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The Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth, MA hotel is located at Exit 5, Route 3 in America's Hometown. Our Hilton Garden Inn Plymouth hotel is within walking distance to shopping and restaurants and is just 10 miles north of Cape Cod and 30 miles south of Boston/Logan Airport Nearby Cape Cod/Plymouth Attractions * Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth Rock and Mayflower I * W...
Excellent 9.6
A wonderful hotel with everything available, a very professional and friendly staff and the omlet, fruit (the best!!) , juice and all was great...
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Make your Boston hotel reservation today and enjoy the best location in town at Copley Square Hotel, a luxury boutique hotel located in the historic Back Bay area
Overall Rating - Excellent - 5 reviews
Excellent 9.4
Comfortable, clean, convenient hotel.
Clean and modern boutique hotel, made for a good stay on a short trip.
Good 7.6
Staff were outstanding and very attentive. Check-in and check-out was very smooth (which isn't always the case with a hotel right in the heart of a city). The building was very nice and had a good historic feel that fit the neighborhood, without feeling old. Back Bay area around there is great. Lots of great bars, restaurants, old buildings, the water is nearby, Boston Commons is easily walkable.
Got the King room and while the bed/TV were great, they pretty much took up the whole room. Not much space at all, fairly crammed. (Getting ready for our party and having the ironing board out created some keystone cop moments.) I checked lack of value because it was $444 a night. It's a better value than the other hotels in the area, it's just Boston is super expensive to visit (I've gone to SF, DC, NYC this year already and stayed in just as nice or nicer places, never paid nearly that much). So it's really Boston area hotels that aren't value compared to other outstanding cities. My reco is only go to Boston when you find a discount.
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PLYMOUTH DAYS INN, in MIDDLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS,known by many as the Heart of Cranberry Country. Convenient access to the areas major highways , I-495, RT 24, and Route 44. Ocean Sprays World Headquarters only 5 minutes away. Outdoor Swimming Pool. Upgrade to our Business Place rooms and earn 30% Bonus Wyndham Rewards points. All rooms equipped with Wi-...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 2 reviews
Friendly staff. Decent internet connection.
Far too over priced for a hotel that's not near anything and with such basic accommodations.
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A stay at Hotel Veritas places you in the heart of Cambridge, minutes from Harvard University Art Museums and close to Harvard Square. This romantic hotel is close to Boston University and Fenway Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 31 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down c...
Good 8.0
Heated bathroom floors, reading lights above bed.
No gym.
Excellent 9.6
Nice boutique hotel. Incredibly friendly staff. I loved the high-quality coffee available 24/7 (Nespresso, not K-cups!). Also, water, orange juice, and soda available anytime for no charge.
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With a stay at Taj Boston, you'll be centrally located in Boston, steps from George Washington Statue and minutes from Boston Public Garden. This 4.5-star hotel is close to Boston Common and Copley Place. Make yourself at home in one of the 273 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Premium TV channels and video-game consoles are provided for your enterta...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 10 reviews
Excellent 8.3
Location, location, location... The view of the Public Garden was gorgeous. The room was well appointed.
The room was fairly small. The bathroom was very small. The view would have been enhanced had there been a screen in the window and had the window been able to be opened more than 3 inches. I would have liked to open the window wide and enjoy the fresh air while admiring the Public Garden.
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Around the eleventh century, Morfil was the centre of Tekrur, one of the first Islamic sub-Saharan states. As such, it was an important centre of trans-Saharan trade. The island later became part of the Ghana Empire, then the Mali Empire, and was finally conquered by the French. It is named for the elephants which once roamed the island, but are now locally extinct. The main towns on the island are Podor and Salde.
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The growth in Talib Zanna can be seen in how confident the junior forward looks while draining mid-range jump shots.
His development is one of the main reasons why Pitt's men's basketball team will spend Thanksgiving in New York City.
Zanna tied a career high with 20 points on 8 of 9 shooting, senior guard Tray Woodall scored 23 points after a quiet start, and Pitt stormed past Lehigh, 78-53, on Tuesday night at the Petersen Events Center and into the semifinals of the NIT Season Tip-Off tournament.
Pitt (3-0) will play Michigan on Nov. 21 at Madison Square Garden, with the winner advancing to the title game Nov. 23.
Zanna scored 20 points for the second time this season — and twice more than he did his first two seasons at Pitt.
"In some ways, he has kept his game simple," said Pitt coach Jamie Dixon, who will give his players the day off Wednesday. "He works hard, and we always knew he was going to be a very good player."
Woodall outshined the more celebrated C.J. McCollum and helped Pitt control the game at both ends of the floor.
The victory was a critical one for Pitt, and not just because it came against the team that toppled Duke in the NCAA Tournament last March and returned McCollum, one of the best players in the country.
Lehigh (1-2) stayed close to Pitt in the first half, trailing by just five points at intermission. The Panthers, however, scored 25 of the first 34 points of the second half to blow open the game.
Pitt freshman guard James Robinson contained McCollum, who was fifth in the nation in scoring last season. McCollum was held to 17 points, and he didn't crack double figures until the 12:30 mark of the second half when he drained a pull-up jumper to cut Pitt's lead to 56-39.
"That's a freshman, and he did a heck of a job on a senior," Woodall said of Robinson. "(McCollum) really wasn't too much of a factor in the game."
McCollum didn't take long to show why close to 20 NBA scouts were at Petersen Events Center on Monday and Tuesday night.
The baby-faced senior scored Lehigh's first five points, blowing by Robinson on the baseline for an easy layup and hitting a long 3-pointer over Lamar Patterson.
Pitt, on the strength of a 10-0 run that Patterson capped with a 3-point play, opened up a 12-5 lead. Lehigh answered with an 11-1 run to take a 16-13 lead with just under 11 points left in the half.
The game settled into a back-and-forth affair, and the teams traded the lead nine times in the first half.
Zanna, who needed just 18 minutes to match his career-high, and Woodall took over the second half.
Pitt, which hosts Oakland on Saturday night, has won its first three games by an average of 27.3 points.
"It's been a good week for us," Dixon said.
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Tommy Tuberville and his staff were known to be great recruiters while at Auburn, and it appears that they have brought a little of that SEC flavor to the Midlands as they were the only school in the region to finish with a huge flurry.
On Signing Day the Red Raiders were able to gain commitments from seven players, including 4-star defensive end Branden Jackson from Mckeesport Senior High in Pa., and junior college standout Leon Mackey from Hinds C.C., both recruitments Tech assistant and ace recruiter Robert Prunty ran point on.
Mackey, who was rated as a 5-star when he played for Prunty when he was the head coach at Hargrave Military Academy had an obvious connection to the coach, but Jackson admits that it was the family feel which helped him decide to travel so far from home to play specifically for Prunty, who coaches defensive ends and outside linebackers at Tech.
"Coach (Prunty) is a father figure," Jackson explained. "He insures that he cares about his players and recruits as people and not just players. That's what separates him from every other recruiter. He gets to know you as a person and worries about football later. Never will he talk to you about what you can do for him as a player. He talks about you being humble and staying true to who you are."
At the end of the day Prunty played a leading role in "eight or nine" of Tech's 27 signees -- not bad for a coach who just completed his first year on the Red Raiders staff in 2010.
"Coach Prunty has done a great job on the recruiting trail from the second he stepped on this campus," informed Texas Tech Head Coach Tommy Tuberville.
"At this level it's all about recruiting and selling your product and we have a great product to sell here at Texas Tech. Coach Prunty has recognized that and done a great job of bringing our message to potential student-athletes."
Since 2002, Prunty served as the head football coach at Hargrave Military Academy where 27 of his players went on to the National Football League (NFL).
Honorable Mention: Major Applewhite (Texas, Offensive Coordinator), Chad Scott (Texas Tech, Running Backs), James Patton (Oklahoma, Offensive Line), Justin Fuente (TCU, Offensive Coordinator), Terrell Williams (Texas A&M, Defensive Line), Van Malone (Tulsa, Defensive Backs), Jay Norvell (Oklahoma, Wide Receivers), Michael Smith (Kansas State, Wide Receivers), Reggie Mitchell (Kansas, Running Backs), Tim Beck (Nebraska, Running Backs)