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Looking For Leadership Tips? Here’s A Do-It-Yourself Recipe With Simple Ingredients
Effective leadership is not all that complicated. But as with any recipe, you need the right ingredients
Designing Wild New Augmented Reality Stories With Social Media Artist Cyrene Quiamco
Cyrene Quiamco, better known as CyreneQ, is a Filipino-American social media artist, influencer, published author and Augmented Reality Lens Creator
Mindset Shifts For Successful Salary Negotiations
Meggie Palmer is the Founder of PepTalk Her, a company aimed at closing the gender pay gap and helping women earn more. She joined Negotiate Anything to discuss negotiating salary…
The ‘Great Breakup’ Among Women Leaders, Rebounding From Layoffs And Metaverse Skepticism
This week’s Forbes Careers newsletter brings the latest news, commentary and ideas about the workplace, leadership and the future of work straight to your inbox every Wednesday
The Trouble With Texting: Cancel Culture Comes To Work, Seeking Out Passive-Aggressive Emojis
Picture this: sending emojis can make you look old, out of touch, and even passive-aggressive, according to a new report from Prospectus Global
Transforming Uncertainty Into Possibility
We can’t know everything that’s coming in our professional or personal lives, so we have a choice
Here's How To Hunt For A Job Before (And After) The Recession Hits
With a recession looming, it’s normal to feel anxious about keeping your job or landing a new one. Rather than worry too much, take these concrete steps to put yourself…
Ace The Final Round Interview: 3 Real-Life Examples Of Long-Shot Candidates Who Got Hired
As you read these stories, reflect on your own interview preparation: can you do what they did? Are there skills or attributes that are lacking in your interviews? What support…
Women Over 40 Disappear From Television, According To New Study
According to a new report, at about the age of 40, female characters begin to disappear in substantial numbers from both broadcast and streaming programs. And behind the scenes on…
How Primal Beliefs Shape Employee Engagement: New Study Reveals How Purpose Impacts Performance
Primal beliefs shape the way we view our work, our relationships, and our lives. Here's what leaders need to know, based on new research for greater engagement