You no longer have the advantage of eye contact, or hand gestures. If you’re an animated speaker such as myself, this can make virtual interviews difficult. Read More

The primary essence of optionality is the ability to exercise the most favorable option that will advance your goals without predictable knowledge. Read More

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh developed a molecule called Q-griffithsin using an anti-viral protein found in the New Zealand red algae Griffithsia and Nicotiana benthamiana, a plant in the same family as tobacco plants. Read More

The compound employed has the ability to inactivate the virus after multiple rounds of being exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and then disinfection or after being submerged in water for a week, based on the tests. Read More

Most of these things we do subconsciously. We don’t think about them because they’ve become a natural and organic part of doing business. Read More

People stop acting like themselves when they think they’re networking. They take on the persona of a robot who doesn’t have feelings. Read More

Employers need to see that you’re aware of the fact that you have something to offer on the table. Otherwise, why should they even get you? … Read More

Seema Lakdawala, PhD, a flu transmission researcher at the University of Pittsburgh said it’s best to turn away from people when you talk to them to avoid contracting or transmitting the coronavirus. Read More

On average, people should be sleeping at least seven hours a night, but if a boss is sacrificing zzz’s for more production, where is the healthy “work-life” balance? … Read More

If your current city is boring you, take full advantage of working remotely and hit one of these top 10 cities for remote workers looking for a staycation. Read More

Kimble took time to chat with The Ladders about the future of this hard-hit industry and her experience as a female POC leader. Read More