Opinion Editorials Finding your career passion when you’re feeling lost (EDITORIAL) Global Pandemic or not, people struggle to search for job opportunities, their careers, and to find their passion. Erin Wike, Staff WriterJanuary 19, 2024
Opinion Editorials Work smarter, not harder: How to become a top performer People at the top of their game work less, but with more focus - replicate their good habits to get ahead. Work smarter, not... Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterJanuary 17, 2024
Opinion Editorials 3 ways to improve your virtual communication skills Your text, email, and IM messages may be received differently depending on your communication style and who you're communicating with. Erin Wike, Staff WriterJanuary 16, 2024
Opinion Editorials Why blogs continue to be relevant today While many forms of social media interactions exist online nowadays, blogs still have a lot of utility if you know how to use it. Larry Alton, ColumnistDecember 20, 2023
Opinion Editorials There is an I in AI: Using the power of LLMs It's not difficult to feel overwhelmed and concerned for AI. But there's a lot of power in LLMs - it's just a matter of... David Young, EditorialstDecember 14, 2023
Business Entrepreneur No imposters here: Facing imposter syndrome as a small business It's intimidating to stand in a room alongside folks of different sizes and success, but remember imposter syndrome doesn't know your metric. Elaine Lincoln, ColumnistDecember 7, 2023
Opinion Editorials Shady salary transparency is running rampant (EDITORIAL) Employees currently have the upper hand in the market. Employers, you must be upfront about salary and approach it correctly. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterDecember 6, 2023
Opinion Editorials How to stand out against the competition in today’s job market Are you trying to figure out how you can stand out to recruiters and hiring managers in this job market? Look no further than... Danny Cohen, EditorialistDecember 1, 2023
Opinion Editorials Why employees and employers remain tense in the return to office Here are the honest and ignored truths about why employees are resisting the demands to return to office and tensions are rising. Lani Rosales, COO + News DirectorNovember 30, 2023
Opinion Editorials Requiring webcams for remote workers is a human rights violation Virtual meetings are #1 in remote work if involved in expediting a business, but at what point is requiring webcam participation too much? Stephanie Dominique, Staff WriterNovember 28, 2023
Opinion Editorials How continual learning in the workplace skyrockets efficiency (OPINION) A typical business model is to run a tight ship with fear of inefficiencies, but cultivating learning can bring the best out of... Jack Lloyd, Senior Staff WriterNovember 15, 2023
Opinion Editorials How far we’ve yet to go: A reflection on diversity In the face of the Supreme Court's repeal of affirmative action, we reflect on how far we've come in diversity, and how far we... Kaelin Peterson, EditorialistNovember 10, 2023
Opinion Editorials Betting on the wrong horse: AI industry creates its own layoffs As the AI industry continues to grow, many find that their jobs quickly become irrelevant - but is that really AI's fault? April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterNovember 7, 2023
Opinion Editorials What we can learn from Barbie about change management Change isn't easy in business or in life, but we all have to face some time or another - what can Barbie teach us... Kaelin Peterson, EditorialistNovember 3, 2023
Opinion Editorials Why the adult toys market (no, not those) isn’t going away Sometimes in life, it's about the little joys, and for a lot of us, adult toys are just the joy we needed. Why do... April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterNovember 2, 2023
Opinion Editorials TLDR: the societal and environmental costs of lithium batteries Lithium batteries are a huge part of our technological advancements making our lives better - let's talk about what it costs to produce. Dawn Brotherton, Senior Staff WriterNovember 1, 2023
Opinion Editorials AI ethics: What we have to figure out, and soon The growth of AI like ChatGPT and OpenAI has led to a lot of questions, and as of yet, we're still figuring out the... April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterOctober 30, 2023
Opinion Editorials Inspiration vs. perspiration: Maybe being genius is just grit Figuring out how to reach ultimate success seems like a mystery. Is it from gaining inspiration and being a general genius, or is it... Allie Snider, Staff WriterOctober 27, 2023
Opinion Editorials Will paying for “Twitter” accounts solve bot or privacy concerns? Following up on Twitter and Musk's privacy violations, now new accounts have to pay a dollar to play - but will it solve anything? April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterOctober 23, 2023
Business Entrepreneur From court to heart: What women’s sports can teach in leadership The amazing young women in women's sports are having a highly successful season, but there's lessons to be learned from their joy. Kaelin Peterson, EditorialistOctober 6, 2023
Opinion Editorials How to embrace changes for a positive future When you hear the word 'change', many of us are inclined to resist. But it is inevitable - and it's all about finding your... Kaelin Peterson, EditorialistOctober 3, 2023
Opinion Editorials Embracing vulnerability in management in the face of mistakes It's hard to admit when you've stepped in it from a management perspective, but it comes with an important lesson to take to heart. Elaine Lincoln, ColumnistSeptember 27, 2023
Opinion Editorials Corporate weed is getting beat down – here’s why it’s fair The pandemic has impacted corporate weed in a huge way, and now the ride may be slowing down - here is why I believe... April Bingham, Senior Staff WriterSeptember 26, 2023
Opinion Editorials Before you buy an electric vehicle, consider the slave labor used We want to be good to the Earth, so we buy an electric vehicle, unaware that slaves are suffering to mine the necessary materials,... Lani Rosales, COO + News DirectorSeptember 8, 2023
Opinion Editorials Gross: Disney CEO calls ongoing strikes “unrealistic” and “disturbing” Of the many opinions shared on the writers and actors strike, Disney CEO Bob Iger had some particularly unfortunate words to share. Jack Lloyd, Senior Staff WriterAugust 15, 2023