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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
teachers need time to learn and integrate AI in their classroom gettyA majority of teachers—60%—now report integrating AI into their lessons, a significant jump from just 40% the previous year, according to Education Week. Yet, despite this rapid adoption, 58% of K-12 teachers still lack formal AI training nearly two years after the introduction of ChatGPT.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
teen entrepreneur writing her ideas in a notebook before using ChatGPTgettyAsk most students, professionals, or entrepreneurs what tool they reach for when they’re stuck, and the answer is increasingly the same: ChatGPT. Recent data shows that 26% of American teenagers now use AI tools for schoolwork—double the number from just two years ago. It makes sense. ChatGPT is fast, polished, and remarkably capable.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
teen using chatgpt to help with his business getty Young entrepreneurs face a unique challenge: building businesses while managing school, limited budgets, and a lack of professional networks. With 66% of teens aged 13-17 expressing interest in starting businesses as adults, the entrepreneurial drive is strong, but the resources are limited.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
new-collar careers are on the risegettyThe term "new-collar careers" was first coined by IBM’s former CEO Ginni Rometty to describe positions that prioritize skills and certifications over traditional four-year degrees. Unlike white-collar jobs that require a college education or blue-collar work involving physical labor, these roles focus on practical capabilities and technical competencies.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.es | Sarah Hernholm
LinkedIn ya no es solo para buscar empleo. Con más de en todo el mundo, la plataforma se ha vuelto esencial para emprendedores, estudiantes y profesionales que desarrollan sus carreras. Pero la mayoría de la gente la usa mal. Usan LinkedIn como un currículum digital en lugar de una herramienta para construir relaciones. Se quedan al acecho en lugar de interactuar. Conectan sin propósito. ¿El resultado? Una presencia olvidable que no genera ninguna oportunidad.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Sarah Hernholm
3 hours agoThe 5 Overlooked LinkedIn Metrics That Actually Predict RevenueYour LinkedIn strategy is failing if you're only tracking vanity metrics. Most founders screenshot their follower milestones while their business flatlines. They celebrate 10,000 connections but can't name five who became clients.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
Teen entrepreneur working on building her LinkedIn brandgettyYoung entrepreneurs face a unique challenge on LinkedIn: how to build credibility while still building their businesses. With over 1.2 billion members competing for attention, standing out requires more than posting occasionally about your startup journey. Since LinkedIn allows users as young as 13 or 14 (depending on the country), high school students can start building their professional presence early.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
entrepreneur working on building her brand on LinkedIngettyLinkedIn isn’t just for job hunting anymore. With over 1.2 billion members worldwide, the platform has become essential for entrepreneurs, students, and professionals building their careers. But most people use it wrong. They treat LinkedIn like a digital resume instead of a relationship-building tool. They lurk instead of engaging. They connect without purpose. The result? A forgettable presence that generates zero opportunities.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
Colleges need to better prepare graduates for the futuregettyAccording to Federal Student Aid, the average student loan debt reached $38,375 by the end of 2024, with the total U.S. student debt now totaling $1.8 trillion. Meanwhile, coding bootcamp graduates earn an average starting salary of $70,698, often surpassing entry-level salaries for traditional college graduates.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
creating the best networking posts and messages on LinkedIn gettyYoung entrepreneurs often view LinkedIn as their gateway to opportunity. They send cold messages to investors, journalists, mentors, and potential collaborators—hoping one connection might change everything. LinkedIn sees over 100 billion connection requests annually, according to SupplyGem, solidifying its role as the go-to platform for professional networking.
