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How Toxic Work Culture Breeds Unnecessary Competition Between Black Employees
In a toxic work culture, the complexity of being the only Black person can increase with new hires
Reclaiming Lost Time – 5 Ways To Get Back Hours In Your Day
We all have the same 24 hours in a day, yet some people seem to get more accomplished in that time period
7 Ways To Spend Your Time To Maximize Your Happiness
It’s possible to plan your weeks and invest your time so you can maximize happiness—and thrive
Simplify Planning So All Can COPE: Context, Objectives, Priorities, Enablers
COPE works as a simplifying framework to help structure thinking and empower, adding discipline to planning at different levels and time-spans
Why The FTC’s Proposed Rule Banning Non-Competes Is Good For Workers
Employers can’t threaten their workers by claiming they’ll enforce a non-compete that doesn’t exist or is unenforceable. This is important because even in states where non-competes aren’t allowed, many employers…
The Top 10 In-Demand Skills For 2030
The future of work is rapidly changing. Here we look at the skills that will be in most demand by employers in 2030
Facing A Tough Conversation? Communicate With Courage
Addressing challenging situations with respect and courage is a critical skill. The good news: it can be learned
82% In Workplace Romance Keep It Secret, According To New Survey
John Tory, the mayor of Toronto, resigned after his affair with a former staff member was exposed. T
What’s The Worst Way To Open A Meeting?
This very common mistake for opening a meeting will make you look bad and waste time
3 Tips To Announce You’re ‘Open To Work’ On LinkedIn
To get hired, you need to do more than enable the Open To Work setting on LinkedIn. If you want to stand out in the LinkedIn newsfeed, it’s imperative that…