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There’s 1 thing you need to know before going into the second interview Ryan Luke

Chances are, the hiring manager has made several cuts after the first interviews, and you are one of the final candidates they are considering for the job. Read More

Health

This classic holiday drink may make you smarter Sarah Dillon

With the holidays approaching, you may find yourself indulging in hot cocoa. Surprisingly, according to a new study, it boosts brainpower. Read More

Health

How ‘meeting a few friends’ can cause a COVID-19 super-spreader event Kaitlyn McInnis

It’s understandable we feel strained and anxious about not being able to see our friends and family as much as we did before, but it’s important to keep the distance and stop the further spread of COVID-19. Read More

Health

Study finds your personality may change but this will always stay the same John Anderer

Everyone grows and sees their interests, hobbies, passions, and opinions change over time, but does that mean that our very identity changes as well? … Read More

The Future of Work

3 beliefs that made Katharine Graham the most influential female CEO of the 20th century Jake Daghe

She may have been given a silver spoon to start, but she earned her metal over time, emerging from the crucible refined and remarkable. Read More

Advice

Listening to these 18 podcasts is as good as getting an MBA Ryan Luke

Many successful entrepreneurs and business owners had little to no upper-level education and certainly didn’t go into debt to obtain a piece of paper. Read More

Personal Finance

12 things I learned about money far too late in life Tim Denning

The best financial purchase is one that creates a ripple effect in the lives of others. Use money to create tiny ripple effects. Read More

How To

How to optimize your morning routine for winter Anouare Abdou

Are your ready for the cold winter months? It can be hard to get motivated on those mornings — optimize your morning routine with our how-to guide. Read More

Productivity

Are you a reader or a listener?Niklas Göke

Every failure offers a lesson, but that doesn’t make setting ourselves up for it a smart thing to do. We must play to our strengths … Read More

Advice

7 small things that make you seem more promotable Steve Adcock

After a 14-year career working in technology, the most promotable people would do a lot of the small things in the office that set them apart. Read More

Health

This study is good news if you think your memory is bad John Anderer

Researchers report a group of participants accurately remembered past events (dating back as far as three years in some cases) with 94% accuracy. Read More

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How to deal with ‘The Great Resignation’ when you are a manager

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