As CEO and cofounder at a tech startup, I was confronted with how the pandemic would affect my own company and the people that make it work. And like so many other businesses, ours was not untouched. The decision to lay off staff to survive the first w…
Career fairs used to be a great place for entry-level candidates to discover new companies and get some informal one-on-one time with hiring managers. Then, the pandemic happened, and this form of recruiting became too risky. But career fairs didn …
As the class of 2020 hits the job market, there may be questions about whether or not the graduating class is ready for the pandemic-driven workplace. We’ve never had “real” jobs—let alone jobs that have been totally upended…
As COVID-19 developments continue to unfold around the world, companies big and small are taking a closer look at work-from-home policies and procedures around a future safe return to the office. These decisions are complex, and there is no “one…
Is Coronavirus wearing you down? A few simple strategies can really help.
A lot of people would love to work from home, but working remotely has its disadvantages. There are strategies you can adopt to stay product and ensure a healthy work-life balance. Read More
Investors betting Apple will only prosper more in post-coronavirus world
Today, there is a shift that is taking place. More people than ever are working remotely. Here’s how remote working can be successful in today’s world. Read More
The coronavirus introduces a new level of risk for our aging leaders.
While held in solitary confinement, malnourished, and routinely put through torture for a seven-year imprisonment, Admiral Jim Stockdale lived out the Vietnam War without any prisoner’s rights or the prospect of a set release date.
How did Stock…
