It’s never too late to invest in your professional development. And with the New Year (and new decade) approaching, now is as good a time as any to prioritize yourself and make 2020 a year of professional growth! Recent students who completed a Certificate Program at Digital Workshop Center saw a $19k average increase in their annual salary! That’s a pretty impressive increase — wouldn’t you like a chance to earn more money in the New Year? 3 reasons to invest in your professional development...
If you want your resume to stand out from the crowd, consider learning HTML/CSS skills. This isn’t nearly as scary as it sounds. Having just a little knowledge of HTML/CSS skills can make a big difference in your career, regardless of the professional field you’re in. Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are the foundation of web development. Used together, HTML and CSS form a powerful duo that can create websites of any size, shape, or function. But what if you’re...
Adobe Photoshop vs. Canva. Which is Better? You don’t have to be a skilled graphic designer to find yourself pondering this question. In fact, with the growing demand for graphics in the digital world, especially on social media, many people outside of the graphic design world are trying to up their digital marketing game by incorporating visual designs into their strategy. If you’re contemplating whether you should use Adobe Photoshop vs. Canva for your graphic design needs, take a look at...
Do You Have These 5 Required Business Soft Skills? Congratulations! You’re looking for a new gig and you’re doing your research. This is a step in the right direction. Presumably, you’re trying to understand what skills you need to land a new career or move up in your current company. But it’s important to understand that there is so much more that job recruiters are looking for than the hard skills that can be defined, measured, and evaluated. We’re talking about the required business soft...
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