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How to stay focused during our return to “normal”Thrive Global

With the return to “normal” after quite a long year, focus might be the last thing on your mind. But you should — this is how to stay focused at work. Read More

Advice

I was passed over for a job in favor of someone with less experience. Here’s what I should have done Kyle Schnitzer

After a Reddit user was passed over for a promotion, we compare advice given on Reddit to that of a career management and leadership expert. Read More

Health

Johnson & Johnson vaccine linked to rare neurological disorder: Here’s what doctors say Meredith Lepore

The FDA recently released a label warning that the one-shot vaccine could lead to the increased risk of Guillain–Barré syndrome, a rare neurological condition. Read More

Resumes

What a hiring manager really thinks when they catch you in a lie on your resume Arianna O'Dell

You should always be your best advocate. However, while being your best advocate, it can be tempting to get carried away. Read More

Pop Culture

The 15 most iconic moments in Twitter’s 15 years Michael Dinich

We spotlight the 15 most noteworthy tweets that shaped and reflected pop culture since Twitter’s birth in 2006. Read More

Health

I added this to my coffee every day for a week and this strange thing happened Kaitlyn McInnis

I added about half a tablespoon of oil to my morning coffee and noticed right away that I was more awake and alert than I usually am after coffee alone. Read More

Management

The real cost of not incentivizing employee performance Anouare Abdou

If your company is not prioritizing and incentivizing employee performance, they’re doing it all wrong. This is the real cost of not leading with this. Read More

How To

How to leverage emotional intelligence and empathy for maximum success Kathy Jeffery

Empathy is a natural result of good emotional intelligence. Therefore, if you leverage emotional intelligence properly, you can improve the empathy you have with those on your team for outstanding results. Read More

The Future of Work

To thrive, “return to work” can’t be a return to the strategic status quo Smartbrief Editors

If you’re not ready for the return to work, you’re not alone. In order to Thrive, it can’t be a return to the status quo. Read More

Advice

Preparing for re-entry into the physical workplace: Lessons from NASA Michael Lee Stallard

Astronaut crews living and working in space experience as a matter of course what many of us experienced unexpectedly during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

Advice

Corporate buzzwords? Just say no!Smartbrief Editors

We’ve all heard the corporate buzzwords used again and again — just say no to them from now on. This is why you should do avoid them. Read More

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