I will give you a hint. It’s not the summer. During the summer, human resources budgets are already taxed and hiring managers tend to take vacations. Read More

Coffee is a huge part of my work and personal life. I won’t lie to you: I drink at least six cups of coffee a day—it’s pretty much my life blood. Read More

No one is immune to fear. There is no vaccine other than a game of MarioKart (unless princesses and go-karts give you nightmares). Read More

It happens — sometimes, you have to fire someone. But how do you know when the right time is? It turns out, it isn’t always job performance as the issue. Read More

Today during a White House press conference Dr. Deborah Birx, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said that young people are also at risk and possibly more so than we thought a week ago. Read More

Eighteen percent of adults have reportedly been laid off or lost work hours due to the coronavirus, a new poll found. Read More

Researchers hypothesized that anti-inflammatory medications designed to treat hypertension in diabetes might contribute to severe and fatal manifestations of Covid-19. Read More

More than a commercial plea for social distancing, shelter-in-place is a mandate that requires citizens to remain within their homes unless nutritional or medical necessities dictate otherwise. Read More

A viral email chain says people can self-test for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) by simply holding their breath for 10 seconds. Read More

I study vulnerable populations during disaster response. In the age of coronavirus, people are asking me questions about their rights. Read More

“If you are type A, there is no need to panic. It does not mean you will be infected 100 percent,” researcher Gao Yingdai told the South China Morning Post. Read More