Have you ever been introduced to someone, only to have their name instantly vanish from your memory even while they’re still speaking with you? You’re not alone. Whether it’s socially or work-related (or in many cases, both), fading information equates to frustration, not to mention lost time and productivity. According to data released by Bridge …

THEY SEE OPPORTUNITIES WHERE OTHERS SEE CHALLENGES We all have the same information in front of us; the question is what we do with it. On a rainy day, you can curse the sky, or take the opportunity to sell umbrellas to those who don’t have them.Leaders see the opportunity in situations—and more importantly—help others …

AMY POEHLER “If you are lucky, there is a moment in your life when you have some say as to what your currency is going to be. I decided early on it was not going to be my looks. I have spent a lifetime coming to terms with this idea and I would say I …

In this day and age, resume standards are changing. According to Time, you should be skipping Times New Roman and leaving out the “objective” blurb altogether. There’s one thing that has never changed though, and it’s the section that many employers view as the most important. Most people may assume that the “experience” section of …

When it comes to your retirement, you know not to put all your eggs in one basket. Good news: That’s how rich people think. But when it comes to your current job, it also pays to follow the same strategy. Instead of getting one paycheck, wouldn’t be nice to bring home a few? Creating many …