Have you ever forgotten an email in your inbox? It happens to the best of us. This is the reason you’ve “forgot” to answer it. Read More

Thirty-three participants were newly diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment and 31 were diagnosed with dementia by the end of the study period in April. Read More

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What’s the best way to gain the “benefit of the doubt” from one’s employees? According to a new study just released by the University of Notre Dame, there are no shortcuts. Read More

Your days of sitting in a drab cubicle inside a cold office building with assigned desks and aging technology might be numbered. Read More

Should you stay or should you go? Before deciding, it’s a good idea to go on a (subtle) information-gathering mission to determine whether quitting your job is the best decision for you. You’ve probably spoken to a trusted work friend or two about it — but picking the brain of your boss is the best … Read More

Your genetic makeup has more to do with your coffee order than you realize. Read More

Speak out and document your complaints so that the employer not only understands these but has the opportunity to address them. Read More

In joint statements posted on Twitter Monday afternoon, Bill Gates, 65, and Melinda French Gates, 56, announced the decision to end their marriage after agreeing they “no longer” could grow together as a couple in the next phase of their life. Read More

The key is to ask a meaningful question first and make sure the follow-up questions reflect careful listening, according to the study. Read More

A new study found that people with perfectionist cognitive behavior patterns contributed to post traumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. Read More