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The number of people moving to work remotely in 2021 is staggering CW Headley

According to a recent study from the International Telework Association and Council, teleworking additionally yields a 20% decrease in employee turnover rates and a 60% decrease in employee absenteeism. Read More

Health

This is why you aren’t popular anymore, according to Harvard scientists CW Headley

For instance, it is not uncommon for us to lose touch with friends as we age. We may attribute the reasoning to increased life responsibilities but new data conducted by a team of researchers from Harvard’s Department of Human Evolutionary Biology offers a more compelling explanation. Read More

Health

This is why you often wake up around 3am Ruthie Darling

Practicing what is known as good “sleep hygiene” can significantly increase your chances of having a good night’s sleep. Sleep hygiene practices include: … Read More

Health

This Harvard research may be the best news about COVID-19 and the holidays Sarah Dillon

Due to the powerful filtration and ventilation systems aboard most commercial airlines as long as passengers adhere to mask wearing and other SARS-CoV-2 mitigation techniques the chances of spreading or getting infected are relatively low. Read More

Health

The reason why December may be the deadliest month in the pandemic yet CW Headley

There are emerging reports on COVID-19’s evolution. The particular coronvirus responsible for the disease is a fast-acting RNA virus: every time it replicates genetic material it does so uniquely, giving it more opportunities to perfect its tranmittiability. Read More

Interview Tips

The number 1 question to ask in any job interview Belle Shea

It’s difficult enough to make an impression in a remote setting. Meeting your interviewer’s final ask of, “so, do you have any questions for me?” with a blank stare, or else a brusque “I think I have all I need!” can be the kiss of death. Read More

Office Life

Here’s how to have a work-life balance, according to a career coach Meredith Schneider

Another integral step to achieving balance is to know where your passions lie, and delegate what doesn’t bring you joy where you can. Read More

The Future of Work

This is how you commute while working remotely Kyle Schnitzer

The time spent on commuting is being redistributed between sleep and additional work during the COVID-19 crisis, according to studies, and even despite commutes being one of the biggest stressors before even walking into the office, the lack of commute has people, well, miss their commutes. Read More

How To

The 10 best power blazers to wear for your Zoom interview Belle Shea

if you’re wondering what to wear for a Zoom interview, consider adding one of these power blazers to make you both feel and act ready for anything. Read More

Health

Caffeine doesn’t affect me! Why?GenePlanet Editors

Every day people around the world drink around two billion cups, coffee culture is booming, but some people just don’t get the hype. Read More

Job Search

Verizon’s Chief Human Resources Officer on how to impress her in an interview Hilary Sheinbaum

This is what it takes to get hired at Verizon. Read More

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