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Why it’s important to develop emotional intelligence

By being aware of their own biases, asking questions and bringing a new mindset, entrepreneurs can help team members succeed and promote a psychologically safe workplace

More Students Are ‘Stacking’ Credentials en Route to a Degree

With record numbers of Americans jobless, some are turning to nontraditional programs that offer rewards for completing short courses on specific skills.

COVID-19 made Khan Academy Kids vital for parents. Now it faces a cash crunch

The free education app for young children has boomed during the pandemic—but so have its costs.

High-Skill Immigration Restrictions Expected Soon From Trump

An H-1B visa is typically the only practical way for a foreign national to work long-term in the United States.

Montana Ag Network: Harvest crews experiencing labor shortage

In a few weeks, as the grain harvest begins in Texas and works its way north, farmers and custom harvest crews will experience a shortage of experienced guest workers — many of whom travel to the U.S. from Australia and South Africa as they follow the harvest around the world.

Montana associations create campaign to attract workers into construction

According to the Montana Contractors Association, the average age of a construction worker is 48. Build Montana will focus on creating a pipeline between these trades and the youth.

Remote Work Has Its Perks, Until You Want a Promotion

Companies like Facebook and Twitter expect many employees to work far from headquarters after the pandemic. That calls for a change in corporate cultures.

Coronavirus Is Coming for Wildland Firefighters. They’re Not Ready.

Keeping wildland firefighting crews safe this year will require a significant shift in the way the country fights wildfires. So far, the changes haven’t materialized.

Female Founders’ Advice for Finding the Perfect Mentor

Before you ask for help, figure out exactly what you’re asking for.

Micro-Internships Provide University of Montana Students Big Resume Building Opportunities

UM is now offering an innovative micro-internship program for students looking to get real-world job experience.

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Big Sky EDA- Building Businesses and Creating Jobs in the Greater Billings, Montana area

Montana Technology Innovation Partnership (MTIP)- Promoting Technology Commercialization in the State of Montana.

For over 25 years, Zoot Enterprises has been a global provider of advanced origination, acquisition, and decision management solutions.