How to Increase Resilience During Challenging Times
It is critically important to focus on building or maintaining high resilience during uncertain times. Here are some tips on how you can enhance your resilience during challenging periods.
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How to Choose the Right Grant
Before you start another grant application, consider the following points that may help you to choose the right grant for your needs.
5 Philosophical Books to Guide You through the Work Day
Remember when teachers assigned so much reading we forgot how to do it for fun? Research from Brookings shows that when students are assigned too much homework, it affects their success in the future. Reading is an escape away from the present, allowing you to explore more possibilities. When we are preoccupied with stiff assignments,Read… Read more »
Asserting Your Strengths to Enhance Your Professional Productivity
Self-assessment about your professional strengths and weaknesses not only makes you a sharper employee, it can also leave you feeling more fulfilled by the work you’re doing.
The Government’s New Approach to a Storied Research Tradition
The PIF program is also a chance for the government to educate the private sector and public about the importance of federal research, which has spawned watershed technologies.
Got Lazy Brain? 3 Tricks for Overcoming Cognitive Bias
Awareness of when and how cognitive biases impact us is paramount to staving off our ever-present lazy brain.
Build a Learning Culture Without Breaking the Bank
Check out four cost effective ways to build a learning culture in your organization.
Making Cybersecurity Accessible to All in North Dakota
In North Dakota’s first year participating in the SANS Institute’s Girls Go CyberStart and Fast Track programs, 310 girls participated.
The Little Employee That Could
I like to believe that when we put all the drama and toxicity of workplace gossip aside, everyone has the potential to prosper. However, we have to work to fully expose the potential and both supervisor and employee have to willingly address the bad habits.
Step Up and Step In: How Being New is a Resource
Step in, fully, to your new position on the team combining your subject matter expertise and experience with the innate perspective that comes with being the current resident learner. You were hired for this position and, in the moment, that includes your newness.