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What to do with your money during Coronavirus, according to experts Ladders Contributor

Unless you’re planning on retiring tomorrow, you have a lot of options to consider on what to do with your savings aside from stuffing it under your mattress or in the piggy bank. Read More

Advice

Should you ask for a raise or promotion during the Coronavirus pandemic?Jennifer Fabiano

It was the perfect time for you to ask for a raise or promotion, but then the Coronavirus pandemic hit. Can you still ask? Should you? … Read More

How To

6 gadgets on Amazon that make all of the difference when you work from home John Brandon

However, there are a few important gadgets and products that can improve how you work and will help you focus on the actual work — not making the gadgets work correctly. Read More

Learning Ladders

Career Strategy: 88% of professionals say “managing up” means career success Ladders Research

Newly released research from Ladders reveals that 79% of professionals surveyed stated that requesting and providing feedback is the most effective method of managing up — a skill that demands the best from your manager, for the sake of your company and your career. Despite these high numbers, only 74% confirmed feeling confident of their ability to manage up. Read More

Health

Many Covid-19 patients are experiencing a loss of taste or smell John Anderer

Now, a team of the top rhinologists in the UK has uncovered another symptom that could be an indicator of COVID-19: sudden loss of smell or taste. Read More

How To

9 ways to keep your kids busy while you try to work from home Lindsay Tigar

If you are looking for creative, effective ways to occupy your children’s attention, there are some strategies recommended by educators, authors, and other gurus. Read More

Health

This is the ingredient people avoid the most when making healthy food choices John Anderer

Across the board, survey respondents indicated that sugar levels were the most pressing factor that influenced their decision to either buy or pass on a product. Read More

Health

Your smartphone is making your headaches much worse John Anderer

A new study just published in the official journal of the American Academy of Neurology is adding some food for thought to this topic with some unexpected findings. Researchers found that smartphone users (so…everyone) who experience a headache are less likely to find relief from medication and more likely to end up taking more meds. Read More

Productivity

The 10 minute earlier solution to everything Jeremy Veitch

Does having a ten minute extra really add to your life? Yes. In fact, having a ten minute earlier start to most things is a beneficial, smart solution. Read More

How To

11 excuses killing your happiness – here’s what to do Christopher D. Connors

The best way to meet someone who’s “right” for you is to do so by immersing yourself in an activity that brings out the best in you. Read More

Advice

7 tips for leaders on coping with anxiety about the Coronavirus Mary Lee Gannon

You’ve canceled work travel plans, but the work still builds up. Your children are bored and want to know when they can play sports. Read More

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