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How to build a culture of psychological safety Gustavo Razzetti

Google research shows it can make or break a team. When people don’t feel safe, they are less inclined to take risks. Trust broadens our mind. Read More

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Visiting national parks could change your thinking about patriotism Ladders Contributor

National memorials can summon more than one kind of patriotism. Take Mount Rushmore, which was designed explicitly to evoke national pride. Read More

Advice

3 tips to become well-spoken Ladders Contributor

Want to become well-spoken? Here are three tips, including “make others feel well-heard” and “practice the technical aspects of your communication.” … Read More

Interview Tips

13 questions hiring managers ask to test your personality Rachel Premack

Questions like “If you were an animal, what would you be and why?” seem frivolous — but they have a purpose. Read More

Personal Finance

This is the best state for your retirement Kyle Schnitzer

This state ranked the highest for quality retirement because of several factors including affordability, crime, culture, and wellness. Read More

Health

The evolution of the human brain explains how we got so fat CW Headley

How did we get so fat? Our scrappy simian cousins may only be a chromosome away from us but we’re worlds apart as far as body fat is concerned. Read More

Latest News

Study: Rideshares are convenient, but deadly, and can cost up to $10 billion in lost lives Sheila McClear

Some people in big cities who would normally be walking, biking, or taking public transit are now taking rideshares and it is at a deadly cost. Read More

Advice

Nexient CEO Mark Orttung on leadership, the future of work, and ‘unreasonable success’Jennifer Fabiano

Nexient CEO Mark Orttung describes why his evening is more important than his morning, and other brilliant CEO insights. Read More

Productivity

These are the foods you must eat to avoid the afternoon crash, according to a nutritionist CW Headley

A nourished mind and body are authored by lifestyle choices, not two-cent balms and power-bars. You have to avoid all those shortcuts. Read More

Job Search

A look at outsourcing giant Nexient (and how to get hired there)Jennifer Fabiano

Nexient is a Bay Area-based company that mixes Silicon Valley innovation with Midwestern tech talent. Find out from the CEO and the Vice President of People what it takes to get hired at this outsourcing software firm. Read More

Health

Study finds chaotic households impact asthma control in children Kyle Schnitzer

“Lack of organization or set routines, among other things — seems to be a pathway linking parental depression and worse child asthma control.” … Read More

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