Advice

No one wants to be called a narcissist.

A home office doesn’t have to be a stuffy dark room.

I’ve been working in tech for nearly five years.

Have you ever had a member of your team that makes you so angry that you can’t hear their name without having your blood pressure increase? Someone who you have to manage through every interaction and constantly clean up after? Many managers and team members have horror stories of working with a nightmare person, but how do we fix that situation? What if we are past the point of conciliation? Maybe the answer is not to remove the person, but rather change the nightmare.

Tidying away the Christmas cards recently, I thought how peaceful and restful the untouched smoothness of the snowy drifts looked, and yet I also experienced an immediate urge to step onto that unblemished surface and somehow leave a mark – a word, a shape, a construct.

Adrian R.

Starting a business on your own can be a daunting and scary experience.

Advances in technology mean working from home has never been easier and research has shown it can make employees more productive and happier in their jobs.

Stories are powerful in job interviews, irrespective of what side of the table you are sitting on.

Have you ever wondered why some leaders achieve success more rapidly than others? It is not purely because they are more talented, better looking, have better ideas or have the best strategic plans.

Thomas Frey is a futurist.

Every evening after enjoying dinner with his family, President Barack Obama retires to the White House’s ‘Treaty Room’,  where he spends four to five hours alone.