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The Coronavirus-Fueled Trend For Learning New Skills Is More Than Fleeting
In mid-April, when much of the world was shielding from coronavirus in lockdown, Google searches for terms like ‘online courses’ and ‘free online courses’ reached a historic high
Out Of This World Leadership Tips Courtesy Of Astronaut Christina Koch
A one-on-one conversation on leadership with NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who who holds the female record for longest continuous time in space, and who was one of the first women…
Employees Three Times More Likely To Experience Poor Mental Health Now
Almost a fifth (18%) of employees believe their mental health is currently poor, or very poor, compared to just 5% before the coronavirus struck
Signs Of Hope As MBAs Adapt And Network In A Tough Job Market
Despite a flow of news about job cuts, furloughed staff and increasing financial pressure in the hardest hit industries, business school feedback about the MBA job market is reassuring. Graduates…
Star Athletes From The NBA And NFL Announce Financial Investment In New Player-Led Video Content Platform PlayersTV
Five notable athletes across the NFL and NBA recently announced an investment and partnership with PlayersTV, a new players-owned content platform. Here's why consumers are excited about this
Employers Ignoring Your Resume? 5 Mistakes To Avoid
On examination, the resume writer didn't have any experience understanding how the employer's Applicant Tracking System (ATS) works
Hitting The Pandemic Wall: 8 Ways To Work Through The Fatigue
At the beginning of the Pandemic, there was unity and energy, but now leaders are hitting the wall of exhaustion. In a study of over 100,000 global leaders, I found…
4 Interview Questions You Need To Ask During A Pandemic
The questions you should be asking in a job interview now have changed from those you might have asked just a few months ago
Movies That Can Broaden Your Understanding Of Diversity Issues In The Workplace
The more we explore different perspectives, experiences and struggles, the better our ability to minimize biases and work to eliminate macro and micro-aggressions in the workplace, while gaining the immeasurable…
To Reduce Remote Team Burnout, Start Meetings With This One Simple Question
This super simple question could be the key to sustaining remote teams with a focus on productivity and individual well being