Trudi Kuntzsch
Sometimes a commute can be doable.
Maria Dahlquist used to rise in the wee hours each morning to arrive by 5:30 a.m. at a job she hated.
Read MoreHannah Danner likes a challenge. As a Mass Communications major at Benedictine College in Atchison, she focused in the areas of journalism,..
Read MoreAmanda Pounds didn’t intend to wind up back home. Following high school, she began her journey at Kansas State University, where she earned a..
Read MoreRachel Heinen’s first assignment toward earning her Remote Work Certification was a simple one: Set up a home office and make it a place you want to..
Read MoreSometimes, you get an idea in your head and you just can’t shake the thought.
Read MoreAs parents try their best to balance career and family, they can find themselves at a crossroads. A place of impasse where the two worlds never seem..
Read MoreSometimes, you come to a point in your professional life where you truly think, “I just can’t do this anymore.”
Read MoreWhen Grace Hammer earned her agribusiness degree from Kansas State University in 2017, she knew her ultimate goal was to live and work in western..
Read MoreFor years, the answer to the question of rural economic development was a single strategy: Recruit a company to the community. The strategy may have..
Read MoreAs Stephen Forbes’ senior year at Kansas State University approached, the computer science major didn’t have a strong idea of what type of career he..
Read MoreNicole Godek began working remotely long before anyone ever uttered “Zoom” or worried about Wi-fi capability for a home office. But working remotely..
Read MoreFor generations, Stuart Schmidt’s family has worked and cared for the land in Smith County.
Read MoreFor Emily Reed, mornings used to mean rising early to dress up, jumping in the car, and heading down the road for a 30-minute commute.
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