Researchers have found that female employees are more likely to receive inaccurate feedback, or “white lies,” during job performance evaluations. Read More

New research from Columbia University found that the US could have prevented nearly 36,000 deaths from COVID-19 if social distancing tactics were put in place one week earlier in March. Read More

The use of monitoring software for remote employees has increased, but the trend has revealed several important questions about employee privacy. Read More

You send a follow up email after your meeting, and…crickets. You watch the days pass by without getting a response back, wondering why you haven’t heard. Read More

Scientific research, as well as countless fitness instructors and scientists, insist that simply jumping rope is the ultimate exercise and is even better than running and takes less time. Read More

Americans are most likely to withdraw savings before retirement during divorce proceedings or immediately following the loss of a job. Read More

Experts layout four benchmarks that mean it is safe for a state to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic that has shutdown operations across the country. Read More

To create authentic relationships with new people you meet, use every interaction as an opportunity to appreciate their work and interests. Read More

What is everyone’s number one job right now, around the world? Staying healthy. Following the sleep advice of Stulberg can help you: … Read More

If you don’t try to place yourself in their situation, it’s easy to misread their signals. Instead, you react and think as you would, not them. Read More

A team of scientists from Hong Kong found that wearing surgical masks can reduce the non-contact transmission of the deadly COVID-19 virus by as much as 75% when masks are used. Read More