Gov. Perdue Announces 550 Jobs with Capgemini

Written by Organization's Staff | 14 January 2011

RALEIGH – Gov. Bev Perdue announced today that Capgemini, a consulting and information technology company headquartered in Paris, will establish a delivery center in the U.S. market to support its clients within the banking, insurance and capital market sectors by opening an office in Charlotte.

Some Colleges Flunking Fair Admissions Test

Written by George E. Curry | 08 January 2011

It’s the beginning of a new year and that means it is time for high school seniors to begin completing college applications. Increasingly, whether they get admitted will have nothing to do with their grades, their SAT scores, or their overall aptitude for college. They may end up getting denied admission to the college of their choice because of a criminal record.

Asian American Men Face Discrimination in Job Market

Written by Organization's Staff | 10 December 2010

asian men discriminaton A new study by a University of Kansas sociologist shows that U.S. employers fail to pay Asian American men as much as similarly qualified white men.
"The most striking result is that native-born Asian Americans -

Touché! A Workplace Guide to the I-Should-Have-Saids

Written by Organization's Staff | 03 December 2010

USC Marshall School of Business Professor shows how to overcome the “I-Should-Have-Saids”

Newswise — Your boss says, “We don’t see you as having leadership potential,” or your colleague interrupts you AGAIN in the morning meeting. How are you to respond?