Self-improvement begins with identifying the habit that leads to a trait we don't like, writes Nicolas Cole. Replacing bad habits with better ones requires daily attention to choices, keeping track of progress and starting with small goals.
Have you ever been stumped by an unexpected question only to think of a good answer when it's too late? Timely responses in such situations require quick thinking, and Stephanie Vozza offers five tips on how to develop your mental agility.
Create a Culture of Well-being How can you improve the health and well-being of employees at work, home and in their communities? Learn to build a culture of well-being that boosts performance and enhances the employee experience. Explore the five pillars of behavior change today.
Establish your expertise and marketability by posting videos on LinkedIn using your smartphone, writes Syed Balkhi, who offers production tips. Videos that get to the point quickly and end with a call to action will net the best results.
Poll question: Did your wage keep up with inflation last year?
Inflation reached 1.9% in 2018 and is hovering around 2% this year, after a recent low of 0.7% in 2015, according to the US Labor Department. New poll question on Monday.
A Glassdoor report revealed Facebook pays its interns $8,000 per month, which would be $96,000 per year and nearly double what the median pay is for US regular jobs. The median pay for Facebook employees is $228,651.
People often find their side hustle is more fulfilling than their full-time job, writes career consultant Joseph Liu. These seven questions help them decide if it's feasible to make a living from their passion.
Knowledge of US taxation, Hadoop and robotic process automation top the list of 20 freelance skills most in demand, according to Upwork's latest index, which also includes podcasting and explainer videos. The list is accompanied by 20 suggestions for reskilling via online learning platforms.
No one-size-fits-all approach exists for successfully letting go of stress, writes wellness expert Christine Lusita. She explains the solution depends on which one of four personality types a person has: the leader, supporter, socializer or planner.
The Hershey Company has chosen a new limited-edition design for its classic chocolate bar for the first time in the candy company's 125-year history. The new bar will have an engraving of a popular emoji on each of the 12 squares of chocolate and will be available this summer.
