Here’s How to Close the Gender Pay Gap at Your Company Due / 19 May 2022 Pay equity is the law in the U.S., yet it often falls victim to gendered expectations surrounding having and raising children. For example, one study points out that much of the pay gap between men and women amounts to a … Continue reading Here’s How to Close the Gender Pay Gap at Your Company
By Sam Becker May 18, 2022 The pandemic was a catalyst for all types of change, and that includes how comfortable many Americans are with their nest eggs. Americans say they need an average net worth of $774,000 to be “financially comfortable,” and an average net worth of $2.2 million to be “wealthy,” according … Continue reading Are you wealthy? Here’s how much money Americans say they need to live comfortably
By Connie Lin May 18, 2022 In a landmark deal, soccer players of the U.S. men’s and women’s national teams will now be paid equally, including per-game fees and prize money from official tournaments, such as the FIFA World Cup. The agreement is a major win for women’s soccer—a victory claimed just six months … Continue reading Equal pay comes to U.S. soccer: Here’s what to know about the landmark win for women players
By Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic May 16, 2022 Most of us prefer to avoid feeling angry at work (and, really, in any other area of life, such as relationships, family, sports, and even social media). However, this doesn’t help us in achieving that goal. In fact, unless you are not human, you will find that there … Continue reading Science explains that anger at work has a bright side. Here’s how to manage it
By Bernard Coleman—Inc. May 15, 2022 There’s a lot of conversation around the “Great Resignation” as employers are losing talent to other companies that boast higher pay, cool perks, flexible work, sign-on incentives, and professional growth opportunities. It’s an interesting phenomena, but we don’t speak enough to the other side of the coin, something … Continue reading Ready to join the Great Resignation? Here’s how to avoid a disappointing job switch
By Dave Carhart May 11, 2022 When you started your first job, someone probably advised you to stay in it for at least a few years. At the very least, it was critical to tough it out for a full year to really determine if it was a fit while avoiding … Continue reading People are quitting jobs they just started. Here’s what managers can do
By Next Big Idea Club April 20, 2022 Arthur C. Brooks is an American social scientist, the William Henry Bloomberg Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School, and Professor of Management Practice at the Harvard Business School. He has authored eleven books, including the bestsellers Love Your Enemies and The … Continue reading We have the potential to get happier (and more successful) as we get older. Here’s how
By Danica Lo April 08, 2022 The Great Resignation has hit the tech industry especially hard over the last few months. Recent surveys reveal that nearly three-quarters of tech employees plan to quit their jobs within the year, citing limited advancement opportunities, lack of flexibility amidst the post-pandemic return to the office push, and … Continue reading Tech workers are fleeing FAANG for Web3, here’s why
Gary McFarlane Last updated: 13 April 2022 Perhaps one of the best indicators of the mainstreaming of crypto is the appearance of bitcoin on the balance sheets of publicly listed companies. With help from bitcointreasuries.org we have taken a look at the institutional landscape in this regard. Many of the corporate top holders are companies … Continue reading Bitcoin Treasury – Here’s the Firms Holding BTC on Their Balance Sheet
How to Make Six Figures Referring Business to Others: Here’s How Due / 31 Mar 2022 If you’re looking to make some extra cash on the side, you should definitely consider referring people to businesses. It is pretty much like free money. For example, over the weekend I received a promo email from Acorns. … Continue reading How to Make Six Figures Referring Business to Others: Here’s How
