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Strategic planning takes a long-term approach to growth by examining not only where your business currently is, but how to get from where you are to where you want to be. Read More

As the job-hopping has become the new norm in getting ahead in your career, a new report from a French organization dove into the numbers of incomes and how much you would need to be making in order to be considered rich. Read More

A new poll from NORC at the University of Chicago found that only 14% of people said they felt very happy, which was an all-time low since the ongoing project started since 1972. Read More

As with most things, the best way to get ahead in understanding non compete agreements is to prepare before you need to sign one, especially since it’s like you will be several times throughout your career. Read More

While handwritten thank you notes used to be standard procedure, sending a thank you note via email after a remote interview is perfectly appropriate. Read More

So, what happens when the big boss or head of HR at the company of your dreams summons you into a meeting? Unlike even a few months ago, you don’t have to go. But you should create a contingency plan that proves you’re professional and not slacking off. Read More

After consulting with 26 marketing leaders from some of the world’s leading establishments,  the authors highlighted several key benefits afforded by remote operations. Read More

Researchers from the University of Sydney just formally introduced a potential consequence of the pandemic that you might have already observed anecdotally. According to their theoretical models, mass migration is a common consequence of civil unrest. Read More

For nearly 30 years, Kevin J. Thomas, CFE, CFI, CBCP has built an extensive career in supply chain, with long tenures at many well-known brands. He recently joined the Olympus Corporation of the Americas, where he now serves as the Director and Head of Enterprise Physical Supply Chain Security.

The elements that hinder and bolster these processes are varied to say the least. In the wake of a devastating pandemic immunologists can’t take any proposed correlate for granted—in either direction.

For instance, a recent study of 719 patients being treated for the common cold published in the journal Patient Education and Counseling, determined that a strong doctor patient rapport can actually boost a patient’s immune system by as much as 50%.

“Those who scored the doctor a perfect 10 [on an empathy scale] (around a third of patients) had reduced severity of symptoms, recovered faster and also had higher immune function, about 50 percent better than others,” the authors explained in a media release. “The more empathic they [patients] perceived their doctor to be—the faster they recovered.”

Although Vitamin C is arguably the most reliable immune booster. Physicians recommend a daily intake of 75 mg for women and 90 mg for men.

Having said that, a healthy biological defense is earned via multiple avenues. Habitual exercise, mental wellness, and sleep quality are all influentia … Read More