By Connie Lin March 14, 2022 Symmetry abounds in nature, often in its most beautiful forms. A perfect snowflake, a blooming sunflower, a light-harvesting complex from a bacterium—they all exhibit striking symmetry, crafted by some grander design. But how did that design come to be? Why have so many natural forms manifested in such … Continue reading Evolutionary scientists find symmetry in nature, and beauty in simplicity
By Clint Rainey February 16, 2022 A report out today from the Pew Research Center suggests that the pandemic may be swaying American workers’ attitudes about the office. A majority tell Pew that they’ve now started working from home simply because they can, not because they have to. Pew notes that fewer workers … Continue reading A big vibe shift just happened in the WFH revolution
Mark Roberts January 20, 2022 Who thought we would still be facing a seemingly never-ending pandemic after two years? We’re faced with a reality few predicted, and even fewer wanted. As I’ve noted previously, businesses have persevered throughout the pandemic and found new paths to success. It’s commendable, and we need to continue that momentum … Continue reading We Need to Build on the Lessons of the Past 2 Years As We Enter a New One
Arik Hanson May 3, 2021 When this pandemic set in over a year ago now, a lot of things changed for me. My family was at home with me–all the time. I could no longer work at coffee shops. I no longer visited the gym. And I rarely saw friends. All of that took its … Continue reading How the Pandemic Turned Me Into Something I Am Not
Paul Keijzer October 31, 2020 As restrictions are loosened, most countries experience a second wave of COVID-19. Business leaders face unprecedented challenges as they navigate uncharted waters in this environment of uncertainty and ambiguity. Organisations around the world take swift action to prepare themselves for yet another looming financial fallout. This goes to show that … Continue reading Leading Through Uncertainty: 3 Ways to Deal with Ambiguity
Sergey Grybniak September 22, 2020 As companies are opening their doors post-pandemic, small businesses remain unstable, having to balance the need to boost sales with regaining customer trust and loyalty. Presently, most relaunching plans are indefinite. At the beginning of 2020, many entrepreneurs greeted the new decade with a positive outlook. They were confident in … Continue reading Top 3 Steps for Entrepreneurs to Reopen Their Small Businesses Post-Pandemic
By Matthew Kressy & Tom Woelper August 14, 2020 Our country is at a tipping point. The economic devastation of COVID-19, the ground-shaking Black Lives Matter movement, and unprecedented divisiveness are affecting nearly every individual and business in the United States. We have often heard the term “collective empathy” applied to the current moment. We … Continue reading Integrity, thoughtfulness, and inclusiveness can be taught. Here’s how
Lyndell Danzie-Black July 10, 2020 We are all connecting from the comforts of our homes since the mandatory lock down. Like me, I think you would like this to end and get back to your individual routines. The last couple of months was good or bad for some of us. Our focus has been on … Continue reading A Time for New Resilience in a World of Change
Fun Tech-Centered Hobbies You Should Try If you are like most people, you probably find yourself spending several hours on digital devices during a week. It doesn’t matter if you are at work, at home, or on the train, you likely have some type of tech-centered device in hand. Are you searching for a new … Continue reading Fun Tech-Centered Hobbies You Should Try
