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Miguel A. Corona
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- West Chester, OH
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Miguel A. Corona's Discussions
Multi-National. Multi-Cultural. Multi-Shortage
My latest blog post discusses the shortage of multi-cultural talent needed by multi-national organizations in the U.S. Bottom line - U.S. organizations need to attract and hire employees from a…Continue
Started Jun 23, 2010
More Hispanics Heading to College
A new report just released by Pew research indicates that more Hispanics and minorities…Continue
Started Jun 17, 2010
Who Benefits Most from College?
In my latest blog post, I share the results of a study that examines what demographic groups benefit most from…Continue
Started Apr 22, 2010
The New Career Equation
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A college degree once almost assured you a career after graduation. Today, the career equation has changed significantly. What do today's college grads need to have to regain the career advantage…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Armando Sosa-Jacott Apr 20, 2010.
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Gabriela Castillo left a comment for Miguel A. Corona"Hey! I just checked this account and saw a message from 2010. I never use this. I'm going to check it out when i get home, it's not very smartphone friendly."
Multi-National. Multi-Cultural. Multi-Shortage
My latest blog post discusses the shortage of multi-cultural talent needed by multi-national organizations in the U.S. Bottom line - U.S. organizations need to attract and hire employees from a variety of cultures, ethnicities, and backgrounds. You can read my blog post here.
More Hispanics Heading to College
A new report just released by Pew research indicates that more Hispanics and minorities are heading to college. Biggest reason - high school completion rates are up. Great news for Hispanics all around.See More
More Hispanics Heading to College
A new report just released by Pew research indicates that more Hispanics and minorities are heading to college. Biggest reason - high school completion rates are up. Great news for Hispanics all around.See More
Armando J. Rositas replied to Miguel A. Corona's discussion Participants Needed for Hispanic Business Study in the group Chicago"Dr Miguel,
Do you still need participants? If so I would be willing to help by being interviewed."
Who Benefits Most from College?
In my latest blog post, I share the results of a study that examines what demographic groups benefit most from college. The results might be surprising but judge for yourself. I have my own thoughts that I share as well. Enjoy!See More
Armando Sosa-Jacott replied to Miguel A. Corona's discussion The New Career Equation"Interesting blog post. Well thought too.
Things have changed greatly indeed, the so called Millenials need and have a different set of skills to the Y and X generations. I would think that many of them realize the importance of a college degree but…"
The Career Equation
A college degree once almost assured you a career after graduation. Today, the career equation has changed significantly. What do today's college grads need to have to regain the career advantage after graduation. Please review my latest blog post to read my thoughts.See More
"Interesting article Lydia. Recent studies have shown that the Hispanic consumer has done its part in softening the blow of this recession. Unlike other demographic groups that have seen a drop in consumer spending, Hispanic consumers have either…"
Christina Martinez replied to Miguel A. Corona's discussion Jaime Escalante (1930 -2010)"A great man who touched many lives. May he rest in peace."
How Can Organizations Tap the New Diverse Workforce?
Hi All - Wanted to share my latest blog post on how employers/organizations can get ahead of an increasingly diverse population and tap the "new workforce" - particularly the Hispanic workforce. I share three broad strategies that can help organizations prepare to tap the changing dynamics of the U.S. workforce. Please share your thoughts and comments! Thank you!See More
"Lydia -- Thank you so much for your offer. If you wouldn't mind, could you send me an email to miguel.corona@admentis.com and I'll forward you the abstract and the details.
I greatly appreciate your help!
Miguel"
Lydia replied to Miguel A. Corona's discussion Can Culture Impact a Hispanic Professional's Career?"Please share your study details (when, where, what's involved, which industries, male/female, etc.) and I'll post to my groups with Hispanics within the years of experience you're seeking. Good luck."
"Thank you Lydia. Glad to see that the study was of help to you and your network. I'm working on similar research so if you know of other professional Hispanics with between 3-7 years of experience, please have them contact me. Thanks again!"
Profile Information
- about me
- Dr. Miguel A. Corona has over 16 years of professional experience crossing two industries: business and higher education. He gained first-hand knowledge about Hispanic career-related issues working in the Career Center at the University of Texas at El Paso, one of the largest Hispanic serving institutions in the United States. Miguel also has extensive experience designing and implementing successful corporate recruitment strategies aimed at attracting the best and most diverse talent for a number of organizations including Nestle, USA and Security Capital Group. Miguel holds a Doctorate of Management in Organizational Leadership, and his research work focuses on the leadership attributes and experiences of Hispanic Americans in the workplace. Miguel is an active member of several Hispanic professional and community organizations in Cincinnati, Ohio. Miguel is also a faculty member at several academic institutions including the University of Phoenix, Strayer University, and Axia College where he facilitates undergraduate and graduate courses.
- company name
- AdMentis Hispanic Talent Solutions
- company website?
- http://www.admentis.com
- online profile such as linkedin.com or blog?
- http://www.hispanictalentmemo.com
Miguel A. Corona's Blog
More Hispanics Heading to College
A new report just released by Pew research indicates that more Hispanics and minorities are heading to college. Biggest reason - high school completion rates are up. Great news for Hispanics all around.
Posted on June 17, 2010 at 2:04pm
Hispanic College Graduation Rates: A National Priority
Big news out today focuses on a study conducted by the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research regarding the latest numbers of Hispanic college graduates in the context of making it a national priority. Among some of the key findings of the report :(link)
Posted on March 19, 2010 at 7:55am
Cultural Factors: Applicable to Many Areas and Industries?
While a lot of marketing research concentrates on culture Hispanic ”consumers” – I think many of these research results can be easily applied and incorporated to employer recruiting strategies for the Hispanic workforce, including Hispanic college graduates.
I've posted many times via my blog that culture is one of the things that can be applied to many different areas and…
ContinuePosted on March 5, 2010 at 1:07pm
Simpatia and Hispanic College Grads
What role does simpatia play in hiring and retaining Hispanic college graduates?
Check out my latest guest blog on Intern Matters.
Posted on March 2, 2010 at 7:59am
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- At 4:59pm on March 6, 2013, Gabriela Castillo said…
- Hey! Just saw a message from 2010, lol. What's been going on?
- At 4:58pm on March 6, 2013, Gabriela Castillo said…
- Hey! I just checked this account and saw a message from 2010. I never use this. I'm going to check it out when i get home, it's not very smartphone friendly.
- At 9:10am on February 23, 2010, Gabriela Castillo said…
- well hello! i'm glad we are a part of this network. cool! by the way, have you voted for me at http://www.latinostudentorg.com ? vote from all computer that you have access, hahaha.
when are we going to see you again at LSA?
- At 1:18pm on January 3, 2010,
Miguel A. Corona said…
- Thank you for the note Antonio. Look forward to it!
- At 11:24am on January 3, 2010,
Antonio Flores said… - Happy New Year my friend! Look forward to networking with you. -Tony
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