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Author: Christopher Palma

What Is the Future of Editorial Jobs?

It’s no secret that the career industries of journalism and editorial are currently highly unstable. News of job cuts in these fields breaks every week. Hearst Magazines laid off around 200 employees in late November, and this gutting was quickly followed by major cuts from Condé Nast and Vox Media

Remote Work Could Lead To a Remote Chance of  Promotion

Today’s career professionals prioritize a healthy work-life balance, and remote work is a key part of the formula. Yet pushing for remote work could trigger an unfortunate outcome—that worker could miss out on promotions, raises and much-needed mentorships. But the missed promotions could really stick in a career professional’s craw.

Five Ways Managers Can Drive Well-Being at Work

Though the pandemic has pushed employers to focus on employee mental health and well-being, research shows that workers are struggling more than ever with burnout and stress in the workplace. Motives Met, a human needs assessment software firm in San Diego, recently conducted an online survey of 2,400 U.S. employees

The Mint Budget App Is Gone, But Fear Not, There Are Alternatives

The Mint budget app was shut down as of March 23. Check out our compiled list of the best alternative budgeting apps to try instead. The Mint app launched in 2007 and quickly gained popularity with its comprehensive features. Mint was a personal finance tool that simplified budgeting and expense

Driving Innovation: What GM’s Robotaxi Shutdown Teaches About Bold Business Pivots

General Motors (GM) has announced the end of its Cruise robotaxi program, marking a significant shift in the autonomous vehicle sector. This change highlights some of the challenges associated with keeping aspirations realistic toward innovation-driven industries facing consumer trust, regulatory terms and technological limitations. While the Cruise robotaxi program was

Why a Bigger Business Isn’t Always Better Business

Entrepreneurship can have a way of making people want more. More money, more profit, more reach, more impact. But when it comes to building a business, Ellen Long, cofounder and consultant of Build Prove Sell, wants you to know that bigger isn’t always better. In fact, “more” can hinder entrepreneurs’