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Jenna Bellassai

Lead Data Reporter

Jenna Bellassai is the Lead Data Reporter at Forage. She has written about networking, careers in data fields, and salary negotiation for The Muse, Technical.ly Philly, and Generocity. She previously was a Senior Data Scientist at Guru, where she transformed and analyzed data to improve search ranking algorithms. Prior to that, she was a Data Scientist at Picwell, where she worked with health claim data to improve data-driven health insurance plan recommendations. She is also the former Media Coordinator for the Philadelphia chapter of Women in Data.

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What Is My Learning Style? Quiz

Curious how you can switch up your study habits and make studying more enjoyable? Understanding your preferred learning style could help.  At Forage, we work with both students and employers to help students learn what it’s like to work in specific roles at top companies. We take into account various different learning styles and types …

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15 Environmentally Friendly Companies for Gen Z on the Job Hunt

It’s clear that Generation Z is passionate about the environment and ensuring a sustainable planet. In fact, 67% of Gen Z respondents in a Pew Research Center survey said the climate should be a top priority. But what about in the workplace? Research shows that Gen Z wants to work for environmentally friendly companies. However, identifying …

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Most 2021 College Graduates Pursued Traditional Career Paths 6 Months After Graduation, Analysis Finds

Recent research has suggested Gen Z is the most entrepreneurial generation ever. However, data from the NACE First-Destination Survey reveals that, when tasked with what to do after college, the vast majority of the class of 2021 primarily pursued traditional employment or graduate school within six months of graduating, not entrepreneurship or freelancing. New grads’ …

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Young professionals collaborate together at work after deciding what to do after college