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Gen Z is a dichotomy. In their personal lives, they’re attached to their phones. At work, however, new research from ServiceNow found that unlike Millennials and their Slack, Gen Z actually wants good, old-fashioned face time from the boss. Read More

Personal Finance

The actual reason debt will continue to rise and what you can do to change the trend CW Headley

Seventy-percent of credit card users don’t pay their balances off every month, credit card interest and fees have risen by scores of billions of dollars since last year alone, and Millennials more than Gen X and Boomers, believe that just checking their credit score significantly lowers it. Read More

Health

This is the secret to eating healthier, according to a study Kyle Schnitzer

“This is radically different from our current cultural approach to healthy eating which, by focusing on the health to the neglect of taste, inadvertently instills the mindset that healthy eating is tasteless and depriving.” … Read More

Health

Women working in one of these industries are more likely to have poor heart health Kyle Schnitzer

Women who are social workers or retail cashiers had the most likely chance to have poor heart health, according to the study. Read More

Health

The actual relationship between narcissists and intelligence explained CW Headley

“Intelligence and narcissism are among the oldest constructs studied in contemporary psychology, each having more than a century of research tradition,” Zajenkowski and his team explained to Psychology Today. Read More

Office Life

This is what your coworkers are really thinking when you cough in the office Kyle Schnitzer

A OnePoll study conducted with Robitussin found that 78% of employed respondents said they felt pressured to power through a workday when they were feeling sick due to the stress that comes with calling out sick. Read More

Health

Just 35 minutes a day of exercise can reduce the risk of this mental health scourge Sheila McClear

According to the research team, this is the first study to prove how physical activity can beat back depression despite genetic predisposition. Read More

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This is when Millennials will get married across the US over the next 15 years Kyle Schnitzer

The study found that between 44% and 61% of the Millennial population is expected to be married by 2024, but it just depends on which state you’re from. Read More

The Future of Work

This is how much the average worker values a business casual dress code CW Headley

A new poll of 2,000 full- and part-time employed Americans conducted by Onepoll on behalf of Samuel Hubbard, discovered over half (54%) have seen a shift in the dress code at their jobs toward a more casual style. Read More

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Myth busted: 5 ageism stereotypes that need to be broken

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