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Parental Discrimination: What Companies Should Be Considering During And After COVID-19
As we start to look at returning to our workplaces, companies will have to tackle the challenge of working parents who have been left to care for their children with…
Why Leaders Need To Focus On The Next Normal Rather Than The New Normal
Leaders will need to make bold choices for their organisations to respond to the seizemic changes we are currently experiencing
Mindset Matters: Looking Beyond The Pandemic Where Universal Design And The Business Of Empathy Will Shape The Culture Of Work
This column discusses the role that disability can play in shaping the culture of work in the post-covid-19 era and the role compassion plays in shaping
After Pivoting To Virtual Public Speaking, Michelle Poler Shares How Facing Fears Can Help Your Career
Michelle Poler launched a project focused on fear and turned it into her career. Now she's helping others face their own fears
Are Female Leaders Statistically Better At Handling The Coronavirus Crisis?
Recently women have been praised for their leadership during the pandemic, but are female leaders really faring better?
Coronavirus Layoffs: Boeing Lays Off 6,770 Workers Amid Pandemic
The national crisis, spurred by the spread of coronavirus, has impacted nearly every industry
Why The Coronavirus Pandemic Should Motivate You To Start A Company And Eight Excuses That No Longer Matter
The current pandemic could be the perfect storm that motivates you to start a company
Five Steps To Turn Work Disruptions Into Opportunities
The landscape of work is rapidly changing. We can either wait around to see what happens, or we can use this disruptive moment to make meaningful changes to our careers…
6 Outside-Of-The Box Ideas To Find A Job Or Stay Relevant Post COVID-19
You’d be doing yourself a disservice to presume that your job is safe and sound. If you’ve lost your job or are concerned about the safety and long-term viability of…
The Number One Skill Leaders Need In A Crisis
The skill that has the most immediate impact, and helps or hurts a leader the most in a crisis, is the ability to communicate powerfully and prolifically