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- Too many Thanksgiving or Election Day disagreements? Here’s how to have a better argument
America is ideologically split, and if the animosity over the 2020 election results is any indication, we may be fast losing the ability to bridge the divide. ... read more - Too many Thanksgiving or Election Day disagreements? Here’s how to have a better argument
America is ideologically split, and if the animosity over the 2020 election results is any indication, we may be fast losing the ability to bridge the divide. ... read more - Sanford Health replaces CEO who refuses to wear masks
““The ‘on-again, off-again’ behavior of mask use by the general population violates ... Anna Versai is a Team Writer at The HR Digest; she covers topics related to Recruitment, Workplace Culture, Interview Tips, Employee Benefits, HR News and ... read more - Psychology Today
While I chose to focus on email in academia for this article, email overload, stress, etiquette and other related matters are clearly universal. Hopefully a bit of information on the science of ... read more - Addressing employee social media misconduct
Properly handle inappropriate employee social media use by knowing what speech is and isn't protected and what actions are legally available to you. ... read more - 5 Signs She May Be Cheating
Maybe it’s not a big deal. But then why keep it secret? One of the biggest giveaways of shady behavior is how secret she keeps her technology around you. I have never been a snooper, either in personal things, or cell phones. But when, post argument ... read more - Why You Should Talk Politics at Thanksgiving
The art of mixing politics with poultry ... read more - Feeling Email Overload?Here are practical ways to manage email during the holiday season and beyond ... read more
- 3 tricks for dealing with annoying coworkers remotely
You would think that working remotely would make bothersome colleagues less bothersome, but that’s not the case. ... read more - A Realistic Primer on Georgia’s Senate Runoffs
In the classic movie “The Godfather,” Michael Corleone travels to a small restaurant in the Bronx to meet with a rival Mafia boss. At the table the boss tells a corrupt policeman who is there ... read more - When Alexander Hamilton Tried to Steal the Election of 1800
Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results isn’t the first effort to change the outcome of a close race. In 1800, Thomas Jefferson faced a similar and chaotic post-electoral problem. ... read more - 5 Tips to Help You Quiet the Chronic Complainer in Your Life
I give her a lot of credit for making that behavioral change.” You may not be as bold as Booth was with her mother, but there are other ways to get a chronic complainer to taper off without starting an argument—a precious skill anytime, ... read more