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C-Level Execs Discuss Their Top Professional Growth Priorities
As we turn the page on 2022 and begin thinking about the new year, I was interested to find out the areas that C-level executives most want to learn about
Will Airrack Make Award Show History? YouTube Star Eric Decker To Host Streamy Awards With Performance By Yung Gravy
For 12 years, The Streamy Awards has been like a crystal ball of culture to see what the future of media looks like. Tomorrow at 6 PM PST, we may…
The Top 3 Ways To Boost Your Visibility With Employers Looking For Talent
If you want to up your chances of being found by hiring employers, you need to be where they’re looking
3 Steps To Mitigate Your Inner Work Critic And Boost Performance In 2023
The inner work critic can interfere with our job engagement and performance, and the worst thing we can do is fight it. But there are three science-backed steps we can…
Anxious About The Economy? ‘Career Cushioning’ May Be The Answer
Recession, layoffs and job changes can be scary. But they’re less frightening when you’re prepared and making your own decisions—taking action to have not just a soft landing, but a…
Launching An Out-Of-This-World Personal Brand With Space, Science, And Technology Writer Swapna Krishna
Swapna Krishna writes at the intersection of space, science, technology, and pop culture for outlets such as Engadget, Fast Company, The Verge, Slate, and more
Career Cushioning – The Evolution Of The Great Resignation And Quiet Quitting
Following on from quiet quitting and the great resignation, the latest trend in the labor market is ‘career cushioning’
263,000 Jobs Were Added In November: The Good News Will Cause The Fed To Increase Interest Rates, Dampening Future Job Growth
Job losses have been viewed as harmful to the impacted families and the economy. In a bizarre twist, Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve Bank, purposefully wants to dampen…
Minority Patients Often Left Behind By Health AI
AI is increasingly being used in healthcare settings, but the data that is used to train such systems runs real risks of perpetuating health inequalities that already exist
5 Leadership Lessons From The Mayo Clinic Straight To Your Workplace
In order to heal today's workplace woes, employers need similar leadership skills to those required in emergency medicine. What are they and how can employers implement them?