A Navy veteran, Daniel Bailey walked through the doors of Palmetto Goodwill looking for assistance in getting his life back on track. Mr. Bailey, recently released from prison, just wanted to work and find somewhere to live so he could rebuild his life.
Just one of more than 20 mission programs, Goodwill’s Youth Career Development Program addresses deep deficits in graduation rates by providing customized direction and support to under-resourced students every year.
While good work experience and skills are important to earning a job, you also need to be aware of how you are coming across in the hiring process.
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Long gone are the days of tank tops and strapless dresses - it’s officially cold weather season and with that comes the need to layer.
As I write this, federal funding is set to expire at midnight (again). For the last few weeks, we have been concerned that the government may shut down (again).
Goodwill Industries of Southern Piedmont hosted the-first-of-its-kind Technology Skills Showcase earlier this October.
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A panel interview might seem more intimidating than a one-on-one job interview because you meet with numerous interviewers at the same time. Knowing what to expect and preparing accordingly can help you feel capable and confident.
If your mind immediately goes to 80’s hair, massive shoulder pads and mini-skirt power suits, think again. Blazers have gotten a bad rap at times, but I’m here to tell you that they’re the one home-run piece you can easily add to your wardrobe that offers an unexpected lift to literally any outfit.
It’s time to transition to those fall date night outfits. Gone are the days of summer sandals and flip flops. But with the changing colors of the leaves comes the opportunity to switch up your date night wardrobe with a quick trip to Goodwill®.
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The week of November 11-17 marks the fifth annual National Apprenticeship Week. Employers and service providers conducted hundreds of events around the country to celebrate and showcase the opportunities that apprenticeships offer for Americans to develop workplace experience and skills that employers value.
