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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company

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Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin

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Unlike a bottle of milk, you don’t have an exact expiration date.

As you age, it's easy to fall into a routine and lose the hunger for learning and achieving more. However, staying relevant and motivated is essential for personal and professional growth and health. To achieve greatness, you must dare to embrace discomfort. It's a common instinct to conserve energy and

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France Looks To Add Abortion Rights To Its Constitution

French President Emmanuel Macron wants to amend France’s constitution to enshrine the right to an abortion. If the revision is adopted, France will be the first country to explicitly designate access to abortion as a constitutional right. At the end of October, Macron set the close of the calendar year

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Nations Eager To Compete Must Account For What Impacts K-12 Students

Testing is a constant in the lives of American students as they participate in course-related, state-mandated, and college entrance exams as well as the National Assessment of Educational Progress. NAEP tracks and compares learning outcomes across the United States. The testing discussion is incomplete, however, without recognizing the role of

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My Favorite Work From Home Tools

The transition working from home was a steep learning curve. It’s hard to forget the tantrums at my office door when I had trouble communicating to my kids that daddy has to go to work. I did a terrible job at first, but I’m learning and trying to be more

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The Best Passive Income Ideas That You Can Start Today

The best passive income ideas are ones that can help you earn money while you sleep. Passive income is the money that flows in without actively trading your time for it. Most people typically assume that passive income can only be earned in part-time businesses or investments. However, the digital

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The 10 Contributing Factors To Talent Development

A business lesson from Ol’ Bill Shakespeare “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse!” – Richard III, Act 5, Scene 4 King Richard III, the storied villainous monarch of England who died in 1485, was supposed to have cried out for the one thing that would have given

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10 Tips To Prevent Just One Sleepless Night From Ruining Your Workday

As Daylight Saving Time ends and the season of scary movies usher in holiday hosting and financial worries, two in three people say sleep disruptions cause them to toss and turn at night. Sleep and mental health go hand in hand as prerequisites for work engagement, productivity and success. Workplace

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How Companies Are Hiring And Reportedly Firing With AI

Companies are using artificial intelligence to determine who to hire and fire. It is simultaneously being deployed in various ways to improve recruitment and retention. This includes résumé screenings, candidate matching, interview schedules, probability analysis, performance evaluations and layoff decisions. AI screens résumés and identifies the most qualified candidates for

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Butler University To Add A Two-Year College For Underserved Students

Butler University is creating a two-year college that will provide affordable higher education to historically underserved students in the Indianapolis area. Students who enroll in the new college, which is scheduled to open in fall 2025, will be able to complete their associate’s degree with no debt or out-of-pocket expenses,

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The Neuroscience Of Loneliness—And 12 Proven Cures

Nearly one in four Americans over 18 say they often or always feel lonely. Wow. That’s why Surgeon General Vivek Murthy says the United States is in the throes of a loneliness “epidemic”. If a leader is grappling with loneliness, it’ll effect not only themselves but of course their team

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