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Can We Imagine Our Way To Better Performance?
She didn’t know it at the time, but she was engaging in Functional Imagery Training to help her to visualize success, which Jonathan Rhodes and Joanna Grover argue can
How To Retain Entry-Level Workers Who Are About To Bolt
Employee turnover is costly, even when the turnover is happening in entry-level roles. How to reduce the high dollar and emotional costs when entry-level workers bolt
The 4 Types Of Clarity You Need To Excel In Your Career
Clarity is the quality of being coherent, intelligible, and free from ambiguity. And in the context of your professional world, it’s essential
Abbott Elementary’s Janelle James Has Advice For Young Professionals
The comedian and actress has a super power— making people laugh
Kickstarter’s New Finance Chief Boosts The Ranks Of Black Female CFOs
Kickstarter names Sindy Wilson finance chief, boosting the ranks of Black female CFOs and creating one of the few pairs of Black CEOs and CFOs among high-profile brands
Watch Out For Love Bombing, Gaslighting And Breadcrumbing In The Workplace
Love bombing, gaslighting and breadcrumbing are manipulation tools used by employers to attract, retain, control and exploit workers
Youth Skills Development: 3 Ways To Prepare Young People For The Future Of Work In A Dynamic Labor Market
For the labor market to function well, we must do a better job of skilling and supporting young people for a successful future
Why Education Needs To Lean Into ChatGPT—Instead Of Trying To Ban It
Are AI content generators the end of our ability to think and write—or a tool to take these skills further?
Here’s How Pink Became A Girly Color
Barbie’s dreamhouse is pink, as is her car, her clothes, the streets in her town and the planes flying overhead. But pink wasn't always the color for girls
What Young Workers Need To Know About New Advisory On Social Media Risks
Not having guidelines with social media can negatively affect every part of your life. Here are five ways to help you manage your relationship with social media