Too often, working mothers are expected to work as if they didn't have children and to raise children as if they didn't work. However, despite the many challenges that come with juggling work and family, there are ways to maintain your well-being. Here are 10 tips I've learned as a working mom of five children, a sociologist, and founder of a social platform dedicated to empowering moms: 1. Practice Self-Care ... […]

We are subject to as many as 188 cognitive biases at any given time. Nearly every judgment we make is influenced by one or more of these inherent biases, affecting both our thoughts and actions every day of our lives. Our struggle with bias is basically the result of how our brains work. According to ... […]

With 29 percent of workers planning to leave their jobs in 2019, according to a survey from the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), employers need to understand how to get employees to stay. One key to retention: benefits. The AICPA survey found that 80 percent of people would choose a job with better benefits over a job with ... […]

The average recruiter spends just six seconds looking at a resume. With this in mind, applicants need to ensure their resumes are easy to read so that recruiters can find the information they are looking for within that minuscule time frame. The best way to make sure your resume lands in the "yes" pile is to structure it for success. Keep the Format Simple You want to make ... […]

Article by Emile Lee To the best mentor I've ever had: I've been fortunate to have had great supervisors, managers, and mentors throughout my career, but you were the first one who insisted I be myself. As a vice president at a Fortune 100 company, I thought I knew what I wanted and how to get it. You taught me that I had not only the confidence to do ... […]