All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
Recovery and Our Minds.
Guest writer David Griffith returns with another post for his Muddy Boots Blog, this time talking about “Recovery and Our Minds.” I am sitting in the cardiac care wing of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in my fashionable hospital gown, looking out the 9th floor window, reflecting. Last Thursday I had open heart surgery to […]
The Professional Service Tech: Grit Over Gloss
Guest writer Jim Dettore returns this week with his blog post, “The Professional Service Tech: Grit Over Gloss.” Being a professional service technician isn’t about a shiny shirt with your name stitched on the chest. It’s about showing up early, not “on time.” It’s about walking into a job site where the machine outweighs you […]
Competing with AI in the Workforce Part 3
Guest writer Ron Wilson returns this week with part 3 of his series on competing with AI in the workforce. Adopt an “AI-Augmented” Mindset Stop thinking, “Will AI take my job?” Start thinking, “How can AI make me better at my job?” Be curious, not fearful View AI as a tool, not a threat Focus […]
The Interview
The Interview is part of guest writer David Griffith’s Muddy Boots blogs series. When I graduated from college and started interviewing for my first job, I was fortunate to get an interview with IBM. One of the meetings was with a branch manager in New York City. I walked into his office, and he was […]
Competing with AI in the Workforce
Competing with AI in the Workforce is the 2nd installment of Ron Wilson’s blog posts on how our technological advances directly impact our day-to-day. Careers Most Likely to be Impacted by AI Another question I asked AI was to identify 10 careers most likely to be replaced or heavily disrupted by AI in the […]
Competing with AI in the Workforce
Recently there has been a lot of conversations about AI replacing entry level jobs, and in some cases roles that are well established within the organization. This concept hit closer to home while attending a recent birthday party where two friends shared how their children (40 somethings) had recently been laid off due to AI. […]