Ultra-endurance athlete Rich Roll explains the practices that fuel transformation
Ultra-endurance athlete Rich Roll discusses his fundamental mindset tool and his ongoing journey toward transformation.
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Longevity and the inclusive workplace
Office layout could be the key to making multiple generation workplaces more inclusive Office layout could be the key to making multiple generation workplaces more inclusive
Forget quiet vacationing. GoPro says midday breaks have employees more engaged
GoPro went remote and embraced midday breaks as opposed to quiet vacationing. Now, productivity is up and attrition is down.
Why leaders need to be more transparent right now
Being transparent isn't easy. But here are three steps leaders can take to be more transparent with their teams.
How to fast-track your career after getting laid off
A career expert shares nine things to keep in mind if you are trying to rebound after getting laid off from your job.
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How leaders can conquer performance anxiety
Conquering performance anxiety means you have to determine what the truth is vs your perception of what's happening.
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Data suggests the March headline numbers—which pointed to a very robust job market—may have been deceptively sunny.
Small businesses are scaling back hiring. Here’s what it means for the economy
Temporary hires offer a way for companies to cope with tight labor markets, and their declining use is considered a sign of economic slowing.
The 2024 NBA Finals by the numbers
Here's how the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks match up heading into this year's best-of-seven NBA Finals series.
How to give a presentation that doesn’t feel cheesy or self-serving
An expert shares four steps to help you align with your audience’s needs and give a more authentic and impactful presentation.
The unseen consequences of the Great Resignation’s hiring frenzy
The aftermath of the Great Resignation is still wreaking havoc on our workforce, says this human resources expert.
How data is revolutionizing work and the economy
In their new book, Cristina Alaimo and Jannis Kallinikos trace the history of data and how it impacts workers.
They have a ‘halo’ résumé, but are they right for your team?
Even job applicants with halo résumés that have posts top companies often stumble when confronted with real-time problem-solving.
Walmart to give workers bonuses and train them for trade jobs
The perks program announced Wednesday comes as the nation's largest private employer says it's seeing a decline in worker turnover.
How do you remember to remember? Here are hacks to improve your prospective memory
Have you ever walked into a room and then wondered why you went there? That’s a prospective memory lapse. Thankfully, prospective memory can be improved.
How can I improve my attention span?
If you feel your attention span has shrunk over the last few years, it probably has. Here's how to regain your focus.
How the DIY economy hurts women
In her new book, sociologist Jessica Calarco breaks down how women take on unpaid labor in order to hold our "DIY society" together.
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Pride and LGBTQ+ inclusion is good business. Here’s why
A CEO explains why supporting the LGBTQ+ community is good for workers, consumers, and companies—and vice versa.
3 steps to get unstuck when you’ve outgrown your job
Get unstuck and take the first step in turning a potentially daunting realization into an opportunity for self-discovery and positive change.
What makes for a ‘good’ severance package?
Severance depends on industry, tenure, and more. But here's how to ensure you're getting the best deal possible when leaving your job.
You’re a new leader and you’ve already pissed off your team. Here’s how to win them back
New CEOs often face challenges when assertIing their leadership style. This plan can help managers win back trust and rebuild relationships.
Five things Gen Z should do to prepare for AI in the workplace
AI has transformed the job market in the last year, here’s how recent grads can be better prepared.
How U.S. women were forced to become their own social safety net
In a new book, sociologist Jessica Calarco dives into how women became America's social safety net—and the myths that keep them there.
Are Gen Z ‘sellouts’ if they take corporate jobs?
Denigrating Gen Z 'sellouts' choices to take corporate jobs vs nonprofits jeopardizes everyone's future.
Why CEOs need to check their blind spots and their judgments
In his new book, the former CEO of Yum! Brands David Novak breaks down how leaders can stop judging others.
