A recent survey by GetResponse interviewed more than 1,000 employees across different ages and industries to get their opinions on work jargon. Read More
“When we add a qualifier like ‘ish’ to our emails, we are giving ourselves the benefit of flexibility, potentially at the expense of the other person’s valuable time.” … Read More
“God, do I know what is funny. I know what works,” Caroline Hirsch, the founder of the iconic Carolines on Broadway told Ladders recently. Read More
Giving a presentation is about intention, not precision. It’s about connecting in an authentic way, not becoming a character or winning an Academy Award. Read More
Just like Godzilla was sired by nuclear fallout, an epileptic economy has championed finances as the most formidable beast of uncomfortable small talk. Read More
Once you become acutely aware of the power of reasoned mendacity, you’ll find yourself in a clearing, before two moral byways. Read More
“Interviews: silence is the weapon, silence and people’s need to fill it — as long as the person isn’t you, the interviewer,” Caro writes. Read More
The ability to quickly interpret words at 18 months can determine the size of a child’s vocabulary later in childhood. Here are some tips. Read More
A report in the Journal Psychological Science posits that head movement can express social judgments. Read More
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