December 23, 2024 These were the top 10 fastest growing jobs of 2024 The fastest growing jobs focus more on expertise and human connection. None focused on AI. BY Shalene Gupta In 2024, the job market slowed. Tech layoffs continued: an estimated 100,000 jobs were lost according to Crunchbase News. While the unemployment remained low at … Continue reading These were the top 10 fastest growing jobs of 2024
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Job search 2025: 3 key ways AI will make an impact on recruitment
Job seekers must figure out how to navigate a transforming landscape where AI shapes how we approach and think about the hiring system. BY Eric Connors Logging onto LinkedIn, your feed is likely full of “Open to Work” profiles and posts about the struggle of finding a job in today’s market. Your LinkedIn inbox is probably … Continue reading Job search 2025: 3 key ways AI will make an impact on recruitment
How to handle these unpopular tactics used by health insurers
Health insurers’ tactics can adversely affect patients’ health and their trust in the healthcare system, which leaves patients in unthinkably difficult circumstances. BY The Conversation The U.S. has made great progress in getting more people insured since the Affordable Care Act took effect in 2014. The share of uninsured Americans ages 18 to 64 fell from … Continue reading How to handle these unpopular tactics used by health insurers
How Bob Dylan’s genre-bending transformed modern music
By the end of 1964, Dylan yearned to break away permanently from the constraints of the folk genre—and from the notion of ‘genre’ altogether. BY The Conversation The Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet, focuses on Dylan’s early 1960s transition from idiosyncratic singer of folk songs to internationally renowned singer-songwriter. As a music … Continue reading How Bob Dylan’s genre-bending transformed modern music
Public-private partnerships are shifting to be more community-centered. Here are 4 lessons
Successful community-centered, public-private partnerships (CP3s) rely on the active involvement of a diverse range of partners. BY The Conversation Cities tackle a vast array of responsibilities—from building transit networks to running schools—and sometimes they can use a little help. That’s why local governments have long teamed up with businesses in so-called public-private partnerships. Historically, these … Continue reading Public-private partnerships are shifting to be more community-centered. Here are 4 lessons
Forget greatness. Manage your time like a lazy genius
The goal of excellent time management shouldn’t be to achieve maximum productivity and perfection. That approach is a recipe for fleeting satisfaction amid anxiety and shame. BY Next Big Idea Club Kendra Adachi is the host of The Lazy Genius Podcast and the New York Times bestselling author of two books, The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius Kitchen. The goal of … Continue reading Forget greatness. Manage your time like a lazy genius
How Experian is using data to unlock financial power for everyone
By embracing its identity as a data company, Experian is driving innovation in credit building and consumer financial tools. BY Sam Becker Figuring out who’s creditworthy is getting more complicated, and millions of Americans are stuck with “thin files” or are considered credit invisible. That means they’re struggling to borrow or access credit, while lenders miss … Continue reading How Experian is using data to unlock financial power for everyone
Some of the best financial advice I ever got came from the Grinch
Each year, we cheer as the villains of our favorite Christmas movies change their tune, get their comeuppance, or meet an ignominious end. But these holiday baddies also have a lot to teach us about money. BY Emily Guy Birken One of the benefits of rewatching your favorite holiday films year after year is getting the … Continue reading Some of the best financial advice I ever got came from the Grinch
Why DIY experimentation is critical to AI success
Your view of what’s possible with AI will be shaped by your own experimentation. You just need to find the time to make it happen. Milton Hwang on December 20, 2024 In a recent presentation for students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I encouraged them to expand the scope of their AI usage beyond … Continue reading Why DIY experimentation is critical to AI success
5 content killers that ruin results — and how to fix them
Struggling with underperforming content? Avoid these common pitfalls and deliver value to your audience to boost engagement and results. Moni Oloyede on December 20, 2024 Are you pouring time and effort into content that routinely underperforms? You’re not alone. Many B2B marketers spend countless hours crafting content, only to watch it fall flat. Why? … Continue reading 5 content killers that ruin results — and how to fix them