We need to take a hard look at what are often the largest employers in our rural communities, ski resorts, and find the net net. Vote for my question! #vtpoli
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I EMPLORE YOU to vote for my question for the next episode of @bravestatevt! Are ski resorts good for #Vermont? (Taxes, wages, tourism, real estate) #vtpoli VOTE VOTE VOTE ⛄️⛷🏂🏠🏚🗻💸
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Do you have an inspiring story about starting a career, growing within an organization, or leaving work to start a new adventure? We’re looking for VBSR members of all ages and in every career stage to share personal life-change narratives:
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@jazzayers@Madisonkanna @golduniform The other day a new member said “oh, a woman came in while you were gone to look around, she was wearing yoga pants though so I think she’s actually on vacation.”
No dude. This the trade. That is a red hot prospect.
@Madisonkanna (In between) Six days later: “Oh! Your coworking space has a shower? That’s great because I’m going to bike commute and go to yoga everyday before meeting my spouse/friends for a cocktail after work.”
Me: Wow I work remote now. I’m going to travel the whole world.
Me six months later: Hi I’d like to cancel my co-working membership I’m finding it difficult to leave my house and drive the ten minutes it takes to get here. Also putting on shoes seems like a lot of effort.
Specifically, 34.1 percent of artists are self-employed, versus 9.4 percent of the nation’s total workforce. Among photographers and fine artists, art directors, and animators, the rate is as high as 56 percent; for writers and authors, it’s 42 percent.
"Taking Note: Entrepreneurship as a Career Choice" Rural artists and entrepreneurs in Vermont, what do you think? #vtarts#creativeeconomy https://t.co/AoGpZFp4r4
https://t.co/MZYgBerySS owner & founder Samantha Sheehan shared her expertise on 2 panels at the @vtbsr #VBSRspring annual conference, “Finding Solutions: Personal Tech and #SocialMedia Policies for the Workplace” and “Vermont Businesses for #Resistance” May 15th
Vermont's workforce development bill includes nearly $2 million for various new attraction or training initiatives https://t.co/cSFddnDZQP via @AnneWallAllen#VTpoli