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Meditation Reduces Mind Wandering And Mistakes At Work, New Studies Show
Innovative research has found help for employees who are error prone or have difficulty focusing on the task at hand. This revolutionary science has implications for workplace wellness, engagement and…
Perfectionism Is Bad For Your Career: 3 Most Important Things To Know
Perfectionism has negative consequences for happiness and wellbeing, but also for your career. But you can shift your beliefs and behaviors in order to go far
Change Management For Hybrid Work: 6 Ways To Create Success
The stakes are high with hybrid, but it's possible to increase the likelihood of success with key change management strategies which are good for people and for companies
Study Shows Instead Of Sending Emails And Texts, Consider A Conversation
New research from the Florida International University College of Business shows that you may want to consider holding off exclusively depending upon technologies
CEO Trip Adler Celebrates 15 Years Of Scribd By Fighting Back Against Banning Books
Starting the business after college, Adler now has more than 350 employees, over 244 million unique visitors and around million-plus paying subscribers as of December 31, 2021
One Personality Trait Enhances Job Performance And Success The Most, New Study Finds
Scientists have identified one personality trait that has the biggest impact on your job performance and career success more than any other
General Assembly Is Going Virtual And Global, Providing Students With The Skills For A New Digital Age
The education company is making a major pivot. While it was started with physical campuses, the edtech organization is now focusing on offering virtual learning
This Is Who Actually Looks Worse Than Will Smith After The Oscars
You can’t hold an event where the perpetrator of a visible and unquestionable assault gets to remain in the the room to taunt and threaten his victim and then receive…
The Leadership Storytelling Secrets That Keep Audiences Riveted
Authentic persuasion requires leaders to have relevant, riveting stories on hand. So
The Great Disconnect Between Bosses And Workers
The return to the office movement has highlighted the disconnect between executives, managers and their employees. The supervisors want everyone to come back to their offices