[Contribution] Mastering Social Media as a Millennial

Posted on April 11, 2017 by admin in Technology, opinion // 0 Comments By Vincent Ivan Phipps, M.A., CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) According to Forbes.com, by the end of 2017, Millennials will make up 38% of today’s workforce. By 2020 (a mere 13 years from today), they will make us approximately 70%! Millennials are at … Read more

Self driving trucks are coming

Self driving vehicles are inching closer to reality.  As the new technology becomes more and more sustainable, the possible economic impact of a new business model is also moving forward.  While the new technology is a boon for long distance drivers, it may also eliminate thousands of jobs in the long run.  Unsurprisingly, Uber seems … Read more

Y Combinator is committed to increasing diversity in Tech

by Ray Hayes Last year, Project Include, a Silicon Valley diversity initiative, decided to cut ties with Y Combinator because of its relationship with Peter Thiel.  Thiel, if you recall, drew controversy over rape comments he made in a book. Despite the negative press however, YC has continued its support of diversity in tech.  Sam Altman, … Read more

The cybersecurity industry sees gender diversity as a way to fill 1.8 million jobs

By Ray Hayes By 2022, there will be approximately 1.8 million positions in the cybersecurity industry. Salary reports indicate that, “cybersecurity salary in United States according to pay scale ranges from $44,860 to $98,284 with the median taking home around $53,000.”  Due to the uptick in jobs, the cybersecurity industry is looking to expand its … Read more

Mark Zuckerberg reaches out to HBCUs

Perception matters (sometimes more than reality sadly). Today’s perception of the tech industry is two-fold.  On the positive, technology is seen as the innovative force behind much of the countries success.  On the negative side, the tech sector is also seen as unwelcoming to black and Hispanic peoples.  Understanding this issue, Mark Zuckerberg is doing … Read more