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Leading Is Priceless: Who Is Thom Mayer and Why Leadership Matters Thom Mayer has led where the stakes could not be higher. He is the medical director of the National Football League Players Association, he served as Command physician at the Pentagon on 9/11, he helped write the original NFL concuss...
About 76% of millennial workers, currently ages 30 to 45, are actively questioning their career paths, according to Glassdoor data. Another 68% say they have delayed a major life milestone because of career uncertainty. This is a generation that should be familiar with disruption. Many millennials c...
The Iced Coffee Interview Debate Explained The debate began on Wednesday, Sept. 16, when Caitlin, a recruiter whose TikTok bio lists 16 years in the field and who posts as @caitlinrecruiter, put up a video questioning whether candidates should walk into a job interview with iced coffee in hand. By F...
What Is Job Creep? Job creep is the slow, unofficial expansion of your responsibilities beyond what you were hired to do. No new title. No raise. No conversation. The word that matters here is unofficial. Temporary work has an end date. Job creep doesn’t, because no one ever agreed to a start date e...
What 'The Pitt' Won at the 2026 Emmys The Pitt had a huge night at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards. The HBO Max drama won six awards from 25 nominations — the most of any program, according to AP News. For the second year running, the medical drama took home Outstanding Drama Series. Noah Wyle also w...
Why Update Your Resume Month Matters in 2026 In 1482, Leonardo da Vinci wrote what is widely considered the world’s first resume. Centuries later, in September 2000, Laura DeCarlo started National Update Your Resume Month to encourage workers to track achievements, review their careers, and build co...
Why Update Your Resume Month Matters in 2026 In 1482, Leonardo da Vinci wrote what is widely considered the world’s first resume. Centuries later, in September 2000, Laura DeCarlo started National Update Your Resume Month to encourage workers to track achievements, review their careers, and build co...
The Career Freeze: Why Workers Are Staying Put Right now, it feels like almost every professional is taking the same approach: staying still. Fewer people are job searching than they were a year ago. More people are picking up a side hustle instead of asking for a raise. People are staying in roles ...
Why Gen Z Struggles with Networking Landing a job in today’s slow labor market is tough, but for Gen Z, building the professional relationships needed to get a foot in the door is a major barrier. According to a new data from LinkedIn, a survey of more than 18,000 professionals reveals a clear disco...
Look Where No One Else Is Looking In the film The Fabelmans, director Steven Spielberg brought some of his earliest childhood filmmaking memories to the big screen. Long before he became a three-time Oscar winner, he was a boy with an 8mm camera, painstakingly crafting homemade movies. He didn’t hol...
Why Your Brain Would Rather Be Safe Than Successful M. Scott Peck famously opened The Road Less Traveled with three stark words: “Life is difficult.” But is life inherently as difficult as we experience it, or does some of that difficulty come from the lens through which we view it? If you approach ...
“Here’s what I’m planning to do, do you have any concerns?” Leading with your intended course of action, rather than asking for permission outright, invites the other person to help shape the outcome. This subtle shift in framing changes the dynamic from a request for approval to a collaborative dis...
