Standing out from the crowd feels uncomfortable to many Asian international students. This blog discusses common myths Asian students have and highlights steps students can take to stand out in the American workplace and still be humble.

Coming to the U.S. to study is a big step. Culture shock is real for Asian students. Learn 5 things Asian students can implement to help navigate the American classroom culture.

Negotiation is an important skill for workplace success. This blog discusses how international students negotiate for US work visa sponsorships during job interviews and how they can develop good negotiation skills overall.

Proactivity is a skill that’s highly valued in American culture. Here are 5 ways to help international students become proactive in the workplace.

What are the key skills international students need to develop to ensure workplace success as they transition from school to work in the U.S.? Relationship building is a top priority when starting a new internship or a job.

For many Asian international students, it may be the first time you encounter discrimination based on your race or ethnicity when studying in the U.S.  In light of increased hate toward Asians as a result of COVID-19, here are 5 steps you can take to ensure your safety and well-being.

Many international students come from a culture where public speaking is not necessarily as emphasized as it is in North America. Here are 5 tips to help international students develop their public speaking skills with confidence.

What do you do when people around you continue to highlight your struggles? Are you going to accept what they think about you, or are you going to show them otherwise? If you aspire to build a great future for yourself, the decision here is clear.

Do we often enough stop to think about what success really means?

Should you stay in the United States after graduating?

As an international student, this question is likely on your mind in some capacity throughout your entire time in school.

It can be a tough decision to make, one with many variables and factors for consideration.

Coaching helps international students avoid the unnecessary painful process and tackle the inevitable cross-cultural challenges with confidence!

Many international students are feeling the impact of remote learning on their level of focus, school performance, academic motivation, and overall well-being.

Listen to a panel of experts addressing top challenges of remote learning experienced by many international students in the U.S.

Being an international students in the U.S. can be lonely. I offer 3 mindsets and 3 channels to help international students make friends in the U.S.

5 key strategies to help international students find internships in the U.S.

3 tips to help international students manage time effectively with remote learning during COVID-19. #1. Determine your essential activities, #2 Find your most productive time of the day, and #3 Be flexible when trying this new method.

The rise of COVID-19 saw a significant number of international students navigating precarious positions: some returned to their native countries despite the ongoing semester while others were left stranded in the US after campuses closed down and travel was suspended.

What international students need to know about the differences between classroom behaviors in the U.S. and their countries. Optimize your chances for success with these tips.

The points raised in this article are to highlight certain cultural and psychological barriers many Asian high performance talent tend to face as they seek to advance their careers and succeed as leaders in North America.

During my first few years in the U.S., I lived every day feeling self-conscious. I was acutely aware of how I was different. I looked different. I dressed differently. And I believe I may have often appeared confused and behaved awkwardly.