Syndicated columnist, Andrea Kay recently interviewed Rob Steward, LatPro’s Vice President of Sales, in order to share LatPro’s perspective on the Engineering Job Market with her readers. Steward’s expertise was featured in the article most recently published in The Shreveport Times titled At Work: Engineers remain in high demand in tough economy.

The article, which was published in the November 7th print and online issues, exposes the demand for professionals with engineering training and experience in today’s workforce, even during uncertain economic times.

The Society for Human Resource Management recently interviewed LatPro’s events manager, Ricardo Villalba as an expert source on memorable jobseeker tactics for the article Inventive Tactics on Upswing in Tight Job Market .

The article, featured on the website and in the society’s newsletter, exposes unique jobseeker tactics geared toward making a memorable impression with a potential employer. Villalba’s contribution focused on making a professional and positive impact with your approach, and cautioned against making yourself look foolish. He emphasized the importance of careful preparation, having a perfectly polished resume, and thinking outside the box when deciding what employers to pursue.

The Wall Street Journal recently interviewed LatPro as an expert source on Latinos in professional leadership roles for it’s article Latinos get a leg up on the leadership ladder.

The writer turned to Rob Steward, LatPro’s sales director, as an expert resource on the demand of Hispanic professionals in today’s job market. His contribution supported the conclusion that an increasing number of companies are realizing the value of a multicultural workforce and Hispanic leaders in the workplace.

Ski Area Management recently interviewed LatPro as an expert source on professional Hispanic employment for its article A few good managers.

Rob Steward, LatPro’s sales director, commented on the importance of seeking diverse management candidates through websites such as LatPro.com as a best business practice, not just as a means to meet quotas.

Latina Magazine asked Mesia Quartano of LatPro.com and Sandra Roffo of the National Society for Hispanic Professionals for their take on this sticky work dilemma. Their advice appeared in the September 2008 issue of Latina:

London's jobnewswire.com referenced Latpro's expert career advice for it's article Employees 'not convinced jobs are safe'.

LatPro was recently interviewed by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as an expert source on professional Hispanic employment for its article Language Groups Get Support in Jobs Search.

The article, which appeared in the Sunday paper, is also featured on the ajcjobs.com website. The piece addresses special challenges that non-English speakers face when seeking employment, and also offers advice on how speakers of other languages can use their language skills to their advantage when finding a job.

The Daily Report recently turned to LatPro as an expert source on professional Hispanic employment for its article The Professions’ Challenge. The article, which addresses the “glass ceiling” that diverse lawyers, doctors, and accountants are struggling to overcome, was featured in Georgia's leading publication for legal news and information.

On May 19, 2008, LatPro's Sandra Bavasso was a panelist on the TV program "Dialogo de costa a costa" ("Dialogue from coast to coast"), discussing how foreign professionals can validate their degrees and professional certifications in the United States.

Which of the more than 40,000 online job boards now operating in the U.S. are most likely to help you land the position you want? Fortune Magazine's popular Ask Annie column reports on the 30 winners of the most recent Weddle's Award. LatPro was the only diversity job board to make the prestigious list for 2008.