Why so Many Companies Are Firing Gen ZGen Z’s entrance into the workplace hasn’t been entirely smooth. Roughly 60 percent of companies have cut Gen Z employees that they hired this year, according to education and career advisory platform Intelligence.
The No. 1 Way to Get More Respect at Work: ‘I’ve Been Teaching It for Decades,’ Says Leadership ExpertScott Mautz has been teaching the Give-Resist-Exude framework for decades. If you want to get more respect, do these 3 things.
How to Trick Your Brain Into Not Getting BoredDisengagement isn’t a motivation problem–it’s biological.
How to politely get out of a meeting that’s not a good use of your timeNo more surreptitiously sending your colleagues ‘Ughhhh this is pointless’ messages.
How Can I Get My Boss to Notice Me?When there are men in the room, a female colleague is made to feel invisible.
Why Is It so Hard to Take a Break From Work – Even If We Want to?It is essential to slow down the nervous system to become calm, but there can be several obstacles to self-care.
Five Roblox Games You'll Actually Like Playing With Your KidsThis week, adult video gamers were up in arms about the eye-watering price of the new PlayStation 5 Pro and praying Nintendo won't follow suit with its long-rumored followup to the Switch.
The 5-Minute Game That Will Improve Your Relationship With Your DogIf you want to get your oxytocin flowing, there’s no better place to do it than in the bright, sunny play space on the campus of Duke University where Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods spend their days.
20 Characteristics of High-Agency MenIt’s all about how to develop yourself to the utmost. It contains 20 attributes of individuals who make a difference in the world and do great things. In other words, the attributes that make for high-agency men.
Color, Class, and Carnality Collide in Alan Hollinghurst’s New NovelWhen Alan Hollinghurst published his scandalizing début, “The Swimming-Pool Library,” in 1988, the lives of gay men were hardly virgin territory for the English novel.
Black Hole Detectors Fulfill Moore’s LawIn 1965 the engineer and future Intel co-founder Gordon Moore famously noticed that the number of transistors on microchips has been exponentially growing for several years, and predicted their unstoppable increase would thenceforward drive computing.
A world-champion quant trader with a 491% annual return shares an easy pattern that's profitable in 72% of test samples and can be manually executedIvan Scherman is a certified chartered market technician and a hedge fund manager out of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Eliminate 'Delayed Decisions' to Declutter Long-TermMost of the decluttering techniques out there involve step-by-step processes that force you to develop new habits and try new approaches.
The MANY Alternatives to ScrumMany say, "Scrum is the worst development process—except for all the others." Mysteriously, they seem to believe there are no alternatives. But that’s simply not true!
Has Social Media Fuelled a Teen-Suicide Crisis?Lori and Avery Schott wondered about the right age for their three children to have smartphones. For their youngest, Annalee, they settled on thirteen. They’d held her back in school a year, because she was small for her age and struggled academically.