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These are the exact germs you come in contact with on a plane and what they can do to your body Meredith Lepore

It turns out you should be less concerned about that person sitting next to you with a cold (though please cover your mouth when you cough) and worry more about making contact with the seat pocket. Read More

Advice

Develop your presentation media: The slide deck Stephanie Scotti

When you use the RSVP principles, your listeners can easily glance at your media, grab the key information, and turn their attention to what you are saying. Read More

Advice

Harvard’s “most persuasive word” might just be a scam Sara London

Langer’s research, now called the copy machine experiment, tested how willing people were to let someone cut ahead of them in line for the copy machine. Read More

Health

For some craft beer drinkers, less can mean more Colleen C. Myles

Data analysis confirms that Americans are consuming – and have improved the technology for producing – beer with less alcohol. Read More

Advice

This is how collaboration strengthens your leadership Steven Nelick

We are all stronger leaders when we collaborate with other leaders. Read More

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How to remove distractors from your workday Naphtali Hoff

The problem with our quest for doing more is that we’ve never been more distracted at work than we are today. Read More

Health

Your first job can have a profoundly detrimental effect on heart health CW Headley

“We found that an individual’s education and employment experiences in early adulthood had a far larger impact on measures of cardiovascular health more than 20 years later than their occupation or income at that time did.” … Read More

Health

U.S. authorizes boosters for all adults starting Sept. 20 Kyle Schnitzer

Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 booster shots will be available in September to all adults in the US. Read More

Office Life

Heading back to your office? Prepare for rudeness, study warns John Anderer

Rudeness around the office creates a “vicious cycle of incivility.” … Read More

How To

Here are the habits of employees who lead without the title Art Petty

Step back, take your eyes off of the organization chart and the individuals with formal titles, squint if necessary, and start to see how work gets done. Read More

Office Life

Why leaders need to know the difference between teams and rosters Larry Robertson

Most of us still face two blind spots when it comes to understanding what makes an organization competitive and adaptable — not just now and then, but on an ongoing basis. Read More

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