According to the research, people who work in job environments that don’t require lots of physical activity (such as any desk-based or office position) are at a lower risk of developing mental decline/poor cognition later on in life than individuals working in more physically demanding fields. Read More

Having influence can be an incredible asset to have in life and in your career — this one powerful practice will instantly make you more influential … Read More

As the COVID-19 crisis slashed millions of jobs across the country, more than a quarter of respondents said they have discussed future emergency plans due to the virus. Read More

The best rooms to work from at home are those without distractions and feel not only comfortable, but look and act like an actual office. Read More

The world looks like a much different place right now — including the workplace. Learn 4 expert tips on how to get hired from home, here. Read More

In the midst of the challenges we’re all facing, sometimes going to sleep is the only thing we want to do! And that’s positive. Read More

“We do have a bad year for the ticks,” said Eva Sapi, a University of New Haven biology professor, who also called it a “perfect storm” when thinking about tick-borne illnesses and COVID-19. Read More

In the field of accounting, out of 650,000 CPAs in the U.S., an estimated 5,000 are black, according to the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA). Read More

Most people prefer to receive bad news as soon as possible. This also saves you from the burden of carrying it around longer than necessary. Read More

The new analysis illustrates the ultimate failure of the $500 billion Paycheck Protection Program. Read More

According to a new study, New Yorkers are now scared to go to this once peaceful place among the concrete jungle. Learn more, here. Read More