Blog – Page 4 – Joe Orozco

Summer Hiatus and Preparing for the Next Chapter

It’s been almost a year since I relaunched my blog. 90% of the time it’s a fulfilling experience. The other…

Sometimes I fear for the up and coming generation. There’s a little too much entitlement, not enough accountability, a lot…

Why do you think credit cards get such a bad reputation? I recently heard someone on a podcast say that…

I hate elevator pitches. Don’t get me wrong. I understand the why behind an elevator pitch. Everyone should be able…

Why do conversations about diversity generally include every minority except people with disabilities? I originally wrote the article below in…

What have you always wanted to know about blind people but was always too afraid to ask? My thoughts are…

Have you ever had someone do something nice for you? Very likely, but, how many times did they later hold…

There’s never been a better time to be blind, or so I’ve heard. And I have to ask: How low…

Are you more afraid of public speaking than you are of death? If so, you’re a member of a large…

Congratulations on landing a job interview! Something in your cover letter and résumé caught the employer’s eye. They’re ready to…

The cover letter is the second most important piece of your job application. If the résumé could be thought of…

Landing a job interview can be an exercise in patience and fortitude. Job seekers find themselves submitting dozens of applications–sometimes…

What’s holding you back from starting your own business? Here’s a guy whose motivation was driven by personal need. He…

You do not have to be a chess player to appreciate today’s advice. As you gathered from the analysis I…

Sometimes I wish people would have taken the time to express their reservations about my relationship before I got married.…