Over the past 12 months, the cannabis industry has created 33,700 new jobs nationwide– making legal marijuana the fastest-growing industry in America.

High quality and trendy work clothes were out of budget on an analyst salary. I signed up for a class and soon found myself in the backroom of a sewing studio in Manhattan in the midst of a seven-year old birthday party.

Congratulations intern! You’ve worked hard going to school, interning, and maintaining a social life, somehow. You’re living proof that it’s possible. Now that you’re wrapping up your experience, follow our tips to end your internship the Jopwell way.

Job searching is challenging, especially during a pandemic. This is why it's important to be strategic while on your search and build out your resume as a digital version of your professional self.

e spoke with a few individuals who have moved around for employment opportunities and have the advice to offer to those of you who may be in a similar transition in your lives.

For Gerda Gatling, fearlessness and curiosity helped pushed her to try something new and consider the possibility of a new career direction—and although it’s a rarity, for the last year, she’s been successful in it.

Rejection is hard, but it's not failure. Try these 5 things to stay motivated.

For all you early birds and go-getters – we're giving you the inside scoop on next year’s internships and exclusive access to connect with recruiters now. PLUS, check out our list of 2022 internships that are open now!

Structural racism permeates every aspect of life for Black Americans. Tech, one of the fastest-growing industries, is the biggest teller of the inequities that exist for aspiring Black engineers.

Like most technology companies, the pandemic has taught NextRoll leaders a lot about the way employees working in “tech” live and work.

We spoke with Steven Perez, Twilio’s Regional Sales Director, about his professional background, advice to anyone interested in a career in tech sales, and his transition from sales rep to regional director. Continue reading to learn more.

This year, Black Women’s Equal Pay Day landed on August 3rd. For context, this date represents the approximate day that Black women must work into the year to make what white, non-Hispanic men made at the end of the previous year—an extra 214 days.

The following piece is part of a series from Jopwell Insights, Jopwell’s research and analytics team that brings data and informed perspectives to your inbox. Be on the lookout for other topical pieces to come!

As Mental Health Awareness Month has come to a close, it's important for us to continue to keep mental health top of mind, especially in our current working environment.