Networking May Not Pay Off for Everyone
Professionals who invest time in networking against their personal preferences may find that their work suffers as a result, a study suggests. More
Professionals who invest time in networking against their personal preferences may find that their work suffers as a result, a study suggests. More
A study shows how much people criticize their employers and colleagues on social media, and what consequences they face when they do so. More
Facebook has just done an about-face. After turning the world into one big, aggressive, competitive, depressing, hyper-connected community that shares tons of information nobody needs to know about their personal lives, the social network is now emphasizing privacy. On Wednesday (March 6) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg published a post outlining Facebook’s More
Going to an academic convention is an exciting opportunity to connect with colleagues and exchange stimulating ideas. More
For many people, the first few years of graduate school are pretty much alike: spending hours reading journal articles, taking classes, formulating research questions, doing the research, and writing papers. Aside from the occasional required self-care (e.g., sleeping, eating, bathing), graduate school becomes all about the academics. Sure, during first-year More
Whether you love them or hate them, parties are important. They are where people meet future business and romantic partners and friends, where small talk becomes the stuff of life. Who among us, save the most self-sufficient and confident partygoer (and who is that insufferable person, anyway?), wouldn’t like to More