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Business casual has been redefined due to COVID-19. Here’s how Kyle Schnitzer

The work wardrobe has changed all due to remote working. Things like business casual sound as outdated as the phrase. Even when the time comes for workers to return to the office, more relaxed dress codes could be implemented. The way you wear your mask (and how it looks) too will matter especially if you … Read More

Health

If this is your bedtime, you may have saved yourself from Alzheimer’s John Anderer

A new study just published by the American Academy of Neurology set out to examine the relationship between sleep patterns and Alzheimer’s risk. Read More

Health

Harvard study reveals the best defense against depression CW Headley

Shelter in place angst saw a lot of Americans turn to drinking, binge eating, and channel surfing for comfort. Experts believe each poses a considerable risk increase for serious psychological disorders. Read More

Job Search

The No. 1 mistake you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs Annamarie Houlis via Fairygodboss

Are you getting ready for an interview? This is the number one mistake you can make while in one, according to 12 CEOs, here. Read More

How To

How attention management helps your team reach big, hairy, ambitious goals Sarah Goff-Dupont

Attention management can do wonders — it can even help your team reach big, ambitious goals in the long run. Learn how to do so, here. Read More

Productivity

The 3-stage model for acquiring new skills very quickly Thomas Oppong

Acquiring new skills is important — and needed to propel yourself forward. Follow this 3-stage model to learn them quickly and efficiently. Read More

Health

What NYC’s antibodies test results reveal about COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

The New York Times reported that New York City released its largest COVID-19 antibody test results — more than 1.46 million tests — on Tuesday, which showed how some areas in the Bronx and Queens were hit harder than parts of Manhattan, especially in more affluent areas. Read More

Health

Living to 100 comes down to these 5 things, according to a dietician CW Headley

Registered dietitian and founder of The Wellnecessities, Lisa Hayim told Ladders about the foods that will expand your lifespan. Read More

Resumes

10 skills you absolutely don’t need anymore when applying for jobs Ashley Jones

A hiring manager doesn’t want to wade through a list a mile long under the skills section of your resume to seek out the things that actually matter in the position that you’re up for. Read More

Health

Why does COVID-19 only attack certain organs? This study has a theory John Anderer

Every day, we’re learning new information on the Coronavirus. Why does COVID-19 only attack certain organs? A new study has a theory. Read More

Health

The surprising health benefits of eating cashews CW Headley

The chemical compound found in cashew shells called anacardic acid has been previously studied to influence a protein important to cell repair called IL-33. Read More

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