Opinion
Just like any good sailor at the helm, you are accountable for steering your career. Kevin Salcido shares how to actively chart your career to stay on course.
Laura Martinez celebrates this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month from Mexico and breaks down the order of festivities as well as what’s actually being celebrated in her home country
Laura Martinez solves the “mystery” of VP Kamala Harris’s ethnic background, clears up what it actually means to be multiracial, and explains why racist haters should give it a rest
Benjamin Gomez shares seven tactical steps that helped him during his recent career transition and how you can do the same
To celebrate the warm weather season, Laura Martínez breaks down the multipurpose chancla, beloved by fashionistas and angry mom alike
Benjamin Gomez shares four lessons of how you can find your footing after losing your job and take control of your career
There are many reasons why people are fired. Kevin Salcido offers three tips for when you find yourself without a job.
A pocket guide to the colorful—and complex—uses of the word madre in Mexican Spanish. ¡Ándale!
A roundup of our favorite episodes from The Latino Majority podcast, highlighting Latino leaders shaping the global marketplace in business and culture
Confessions of a self-sabotaging Latina writer. Laura Martínez unpacks the lack of female empowerment amidst the growing gender pay gap.
In which Laura Martínez navigates how to keep up—and debunk—the fake news in (the many) family WhatsApp chats
Preparing for your next performance review? Benjamin Gomez breaks down the secret to advancing your career: Harvey J. Coleman’s concept of PIE.
After a decade in the US, humorist Laura Martinez has not adopted the American penchant for planning. This includes financial planning, educational planning, and funeral planning.
An executive coach to high-achieving Latinas shares her (and her client’s) top advice and tips for finding work/life harmony
Executive coach Ilhiana Rojas Saldana believes leaders, especially Hispanic and Latino leaders, must lead with empathy. These are the three core ways in which they can do that.
Diana Maldonado believes we are all worthy investments, and she shares why we often refrain from self-investing and where to begin
Awilda Jiménez believes Latinos must honor themselves by asking for the correct pronunciation and spelling of their names—yes, even the accent marks, eñes and cedillas
Ilhiana Rojas shares how you can advocate for yourself in the workplace and conquer imposter syndrome