Could romanticising your career be the key to getting through tough work days?Identifying a toxic workplace is important for maintaining good mental health, but is it beneficial for us to be romanticising our careers?
The Surprising and Sobering Science of How We Gain and Lose Influence“We rise in power and make a difference in the world due to what is best about human nature, but we fall from power due to what is worst.”
The Trouble With PassionErin A. Cech on “choicewashing,” the passionate applicant, and radically reconsidering career advice.
How to Write a Thank-You Email After a Job Interview: Examples, Dos, and Don’tsIf you’re like most job seekers, you either don’t send a thank-you email after an interview at all, or you do but you’re confused about the purpose of them, and maybe a little annoyed. It’s a weird convention, after all, since job interviews are business meetings.
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Help, I can’t stop buying awesome retro gadgetsI’m in love with this Commodore 64 keyboard. It’s not even an official Commodore product, but I couldn’t care less.
The Best Google Docs Keyboard Shortcuts for Boosting Your ProductivityKnowing your way around some keyboard shortcuts—whether for Windows, macOS, or individual programs—is perhaps one of the best time-saving productivity hacks there is.
A Harvard Medical School professor with ADHD shares how he retrained his brain for deep work and reached peak productivityAs a professor at Harvard Medical School and MIT, I am very lucky; I get to learn from and collaborate with some of the most innovative minds in the world of medicine, science, and technology. But I was not "supposed" to be here. No one would have predicted this for me.
This teen was poisoned by carbon monoxide on the job. His parents say the employer got off easyWhen Wil Krotenko got his first part time job in the meat department of the local Co-op grocery store last summer, the then 14-year-old couldn't wait to start making his own money — never imagining the job could kill him a few months later. The teen, who lives in Canora, Sask.
Cybersecurity investigators worry ransomware attacks may worsen as young, Western hackers work with RussiansIn the past year -- hospitals, pharmacies, tech companies, Las Vegas' biggest hotels and casinos have been paralyzed by "ransomware" attacks, in which hackers break into a corporate network, encrypt, or lock up critical files and hold them hostage until a ransom is paid.
Gold medalist shares Stoic philosophy principles to unlock your peak potentialMark Tuitert won the gold medal in speed skating in the 1500-meter event at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. He is also a bestselling author, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and the host of the podcast, Drive.
Is This the End of ‘Bluey’?In the early days of the Covid lockdown, you heard a lot about people taking up new hobbies: making sourdough bread, learning to knit, mastering Peloton — whatever it took to stay occupied and relatively sane while stuck in our own homes, isolated from the rest of the world.
Men punching random women in NYC: A desperate last gasp of the male rage fueling MAGAMen are punching random women on the streets of New York City. As usual with these kinds of diffuse and chaotic stories, there's much that is unknown, including how often this is happening, how many people are involved, or whether it's at all coordinated. But what we do know is already alarming.
The Psychology of Getting High—a LotFamous rapper Snoop Dogg is well known for his love of the herb: He once indicated that he inhales around five to 10 blunts per day—extreme even among chronic cannabis users.
Side Hustle or Scam? What to Know About Data Annotation WorkOn TikTok, Reddit, and elsewhere, posts are popping up from users claiming they’re making $20 per hour—or more—completing small tasks in their spare time on sites such as DataAnnotation.tech, Taskup.ai, Remotasks, and Amazon Mechanical Turk.