In response to widespread civil unrest from the death of George Floyd, businesses and citizens have made much-needed calls for the reform of police practice, as well as for changes to our justice system. But these alterations are only two of many steps…
All of us have experienced embarrassment. Perhaps you confidently asserted an answer in school only to find out that you were wrong. Maybe you cut a few corners finishing a work assignment, only to have your shoddy performance revealed. You might have …
Lawmakers in Washington resumed negotiations over a fourth round of economic stimulus this week and for many pandemic-stricken small businesses, the clock is ticking. Loudly. Millions will fail if the government does not take bold action and fix struct…
Over 48 million people have applied for unemployment compensation in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, the unemployment rate in the United States is 11.1%. Though the newest numbers aren’t quite as bad as what economists predicted for Ju…
We’ve been studying communication for 40 years, and never has the need felt greater than now: A global virus, broken economy, and the demand for racial justice have become our background. Our relationship issues are magnified as we work from hom…
In this article we explore evidence-based ROBUST practices that can help you be more AntiFragile as the uncertainty and disruption in many workplaces continue.
At least one Canadian company plans to stay in the ventilator business, while another doesn’t see a long-term opportunity
The pandemic has everyone experimenting—but what happens when things go wrong separates the innovators from the wannabes.
Changes in heart rate, respiratory rate, and other biometrics measured constantly by the devices may flag early stages of infection
Police can only continue serving as first responders to mental health crises with enhanced training, oversight by licensed professionals and re-established community trust.
