Personal Branding, Social Media Use and Your Career
In this highly competitive world, you cannot afford to have personal branding. Take the time to look at your social media sites.
The Business Case for Executive Assessment
It’s often taken for granted that organizations need to identify and develop their talented employees, but a surprising percentage of them struggle to do so. In the case of executive-level talent, this failure has serious consequences.
The Benefits to Improving Scholarly Writing through Workshops
A workshop in scholarly writing could be what you need to improve your work, whether you are an experienced author or not.
Exploring Graduate Degree Programs and If They're Right for You
When you review graduate degree programs, it’s important to go beyond reading course descriptions. Below are areas to thoroughly consider.
Workplace Burnout Getting Greater Focus
It's not an official medical condition, but millions of American workers report feeling burned out at their jobs. The World Health Organization announced this week it would better define this stressful phenomenon in its next disease handbook, a move experts say could help the workers experiencing it.
Affirmative Action Is More Complicated Than It Appears
Affirmative action balances opportunities for historically disenfranchised groups. However, the use of affirmative action can create injustice.
