The average open corporate position attracts 250 resumes, on which recruiters spend an average of 7.4 seconds reviewing and of which only four to six submitters will be brought in for an interview. You could be the Lionel Messi or Serena Williams of your profession and still go unnoticed amid the deep pool of competition and seven second tryouts. The key to getting noticed is by taking proactive steps that help you stand out above the crowd.
Read More
There is no shortage of discussion of the financial challenges faced by retirees. Even many of the psychological challenges get their fair amount of coverage. One critical topic, however, doesn’t—the pressure retirement places on retirees’ marital relationships.
Read More
Successful organizations are built on the right blend of personalities. Businesses benefit from matching the right personalities with the right roles since it can lead to more productive, happier employees and lower turnover.
Read More
According to an analysis by Goldman Sachs, over the next 10 years artificial intelligence (AI) could increase economic productivity by 1.5% per year, resulting in a 30% or more jump in S&P 500 profits over the next decade. The anticipated productivity gains means that its use will be spread wide and deep into almost every facet of the American economy, from manufacturing and services to marketing and advertising.
Read More
Roughly half of the Earth’s oxygen production comes from the ocean, primarily from plankton that live on the ocean’s surface. Plankton creates all this oxygen by pulling carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air—the prime contributor of global warming. So, why is it then that among all the solutions put forth by climate scientists and politicians (e.g., planting trees, carbon capture, renewable energy), there is little attention paid to this critical source of carbon-to-oxygen conversion?
Read More
