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Learning Data Science Skills Is Easier Than You Think
It is no longer news that data science is one of the most in-demand skills of the decade. However, while demand is high, there is confusion and uncertainty around what…
Celebrating Women’s History Month With Spelman College President Mary Schmidt Campbell
Spelman College's 10th president, Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell is a cultural icon and treasure
3 Ways To Keep Employee Morale Up During The Coronavirus Outbreak
While most organizations have a crisis plan in place, many are ill-equipped to deal with the severity of the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19
Gain Strength By Facing Down Your Fears
Facing down fear will make us all stronger going forward and will equip us to better handle the next crisis, whatever that may be
How Soon-To-Be College Graduates Can Job Hunt During The Coronavirus Outbreak
For young adults graduating this year, there is another level of concern. There is a rising fear of spreading the COVID-19 virus
How Leaders Can Keep Remote Employees Engaged And Productive During Tumultuous Times
It's the year 2020, and there are still leaders who've never managed a remote workforce—until now
The 4 Things I’d Tell My Younger Self About Self-Aware Leadership
Have you exhibited ego-centric leadership, witnessed it, or been party to it? Here’s a clue: If people in your company complain about “silos," you almost certainly have a culture of…
Scaled Too Quickly? 16 Solutions That Prove It's Not Too Late To Course-Correct
When you've got yourself in an overwhelming situation, Forbes Coaches Council experts offer this advice for managing growth
5 Ways To Spot A Toxic Company Culture Before You Accept The Job
There are certain ways to discover if a company you’re thinking about joining has a toxic culture before you take the job
Panic Not. Let’s Avoid Emotional Contagion Causing More Harm Than The Virus Itself
Anxiety is contagious. Yet being swept into panic doesn’t strengthen our ability to manage the viral threat