Communication

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If you don’t use these in work communication, you are now a dinosaur Kyle Schnitzer

Emojis are here to stay it seems. Read More

Steal this micro-feedback strategy from one of the world’s top cycling teams Molly Hellerman

Do you want to know how to give better feedback? Steal this micro-feedback strategy from one of the world’s top cycling teams. Read More

Advice

6 subtly ageist email phrases you need to pay attention to Sara London

Ageism doesn’t just exist face-to-face — it can also exist in emails. These are the 6 subtle ageist email phrases to notice. Read More

Advice

3 things women do in meetings that are hurting their careers Meredith Schneider

Calling all professional women: stop doing these 3 things in your meetings. You could be hurting your career and not even know it. Read More

How To

If you call yourself logical, you might be just the opposite Sara London

Logical positivism was all about scientific inquiry, even in philosophy, where it was most prominently found. Read More

The Future of Work

Boomers, listen up: This is how to communicate with the younger workforce Steve Adcock

How can boomers communicate effectively with younger staff members? Here are four ways to communicate better with young people. Read More

Office Life

5 phrases highly confident people avoid at all costs Anouare Abdou

Do you want to be considered a highly confident person? If so, try avoiding these 5 phrases that a highly confident try to avoid at all costs. Read More

The Future of Work

We tried the new video-messaging app that could make Zoom obsolete Sara London

Loom touts its usefulness everywhere “from onboarding new employees, troubleshooting customer issues.” … Read More

Advice

10 powerful words Bill Gates uses (that you should use too)Jonah Malin

How to use it: Simple but effective. Personally, I find improve more powerful than similar words like “better” and “progress.” … Read More

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