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Late Hours, Lack of Leave Can Be Damaging to Your Mental Health, CDC Study Says
Less agency in the office can lead to poor mental health, according to a new report.
Life Expectancy Is Decreasing Across the U.S., But These 3 Areas Are Well Below the National Average
A new report found that America is experiencing the greatest gap in life expectancy in nearly 40 years.
10 Proven Ways to Learn Faster to Boost Your Math, Language Skills and More Quickly
Neuroscience has taught us a lot about how our brains process and hold on to information.
Young People Don't Feel They'll Have a Better Life Than Their Parents — Here's Why
A report from the 'Financial Times' details the concerns that young people, especially millennials, have regarding their futures.
How Online Learning will Change the Education System post Covid-19
Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom, in their home right now. But this crisis shall not stop the learning and studies
Google Is Rewarding Users for Sharing Coronavirus Symptoms
Do you have a fever of at least 100 degrees, a cough and a sore throat? Google is asking on behalf of Carnegie Mellon University.
Children's Day: These Edtech Start-Ups Are Making Education Simple and Fun For Kids
While the education system predominantly includes classroom education provided in schools, colleges and universities, of late online lectures and mock examinations are being increasingly adopted by students to stay ahead of their class
5 Must-read Books for Budding Entrepreneurs!
Reading is a great tool for self-growth. In fact, a study has found that most CEOs read four to five books a month, but this goal can be difficult for young entrepreneurs
Tracing the Impact of Women Bullies At Workplace
'Queen Bee' mischief manifests in ways that can have lasting impact on individual careers and entire organizations, says expert
Wrong Phrases In Your Email Could Cost You Your Job
Email is the most commonly used method for communicating with colleagues, says a study
Married or Single Parent: Who Faces More Workplace Bias?
Mothers and fathers experience different biases at work, with mothers being penalized and fathers benefitting from their parenthood status
Turns Out, Those Who Like Being Alone Can Be More Creative
Why taking time for solitude benefits you and your brain.
You are Creative & Smarter, if You're Daydreaming at Work
Frequent daydreaming scores higher intellectual and creative level with the brain says researchers
What's on Deck For Your Professional Development?
Getting your career on an upward trajectory involves everything from maintaining credentials to bolstering your network. Create a plan and execute it.
How Online Surveys in Market Research are Driving Change
Online surveys are replacing telephone or traditional pen & paper interviews as the dominant data collection tool