Industries

One of the choices you’ll need to make in your career is deciding where you want to work. The community pages focused on industries can help you explore different types of organizations, job roles, and other information that can help you identify what matches with your personal and professional goals.

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Data Science vs. Software Engineering: What’s the Difference?

Published on October 7, 2023

If you have a passion for coding and technology, a software engineering or data science career could be right for you. But what’s actually the difference between data science vs. software engineering? One key difference is that while data science …

Career Change Ideas | How to Ease into Social-Impact Work

Published on October 7, 2023

Illustration by Marian Blair

Working in social impact can be an exciting and rewarding career opportunity. If you’re considering joining the sector and are wondering where your career aspirations may fit in, consider exploring your options by taking on a …

20+ Top Fintech Companies of 2023

Published on October 3, 2023

The top fintech companies use technology to automate or improve financial services. But what are fintech companies and what do they really do?

Some well-known companies, like Mastercard and Visa, are considered fintech businesses because they rely on technology to …

Discover Your Dream Job: Expert Insights for Niche Professionals

Published on October 3, 2023

Expertise naturally blossoms from years of unwavering dedication and hard-earned experience.

As a seasoned professional, you’ve meticulously crafted your niche, sharpened your skills, and mastered your field. However, in the dynamic realm of careers, adaptability reigns supreme.

Now is the …

By Ivy Exec

Mindy Kaling Can Make You Laugh, But She Also Has Career Advice for You

Published on October 3, 2023

Never have I ever admitted, until now, how eager I am to binge the new season of a teen dramedy (I am…not a teen). But Never Have I Ever—brainchild of Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher—is too good and refreshingly weird …