Last month, I met my friend for coffee, where I was introduced to a popular term used in the world of HR: frequent applier. My friend, let’s call her Joy, is the head of hiring at a DC-based ...

In an increasingly competitive marketplace, distinguishing your brand from the sea of businesses out there is crucial for long-term success, especially if you’re just starting out. Effective brand ...

At least once in every interview process you’ll be asked some version of, “Can you walk me through your resume?” In addition to your skills and experience, you need to be able to explain your ...

People do not like to pay for stuff. In a perfect world, everything would be free. The internet has reinforced this idea. Information you get online comes with a cost. When you visit a website and ...

The motto has its origins not with a member of the royal family but with a comment made by a British prime minister, Benjamin Disraeli, who served two terms under Queen Victoria. Disraeli died in 1881 ...

The war in Ukraine has produced an awful lot of collateral schadenfreude. Many liberal internationalists are bemused that the accurate U.S. warnings about Russian intentions in Ukraine left ...

Explaining depression isn’t easy. The condition can rob you of the desire to connect with others and leave you searching for words to describe the emptiness inside. This article offers simple ...

Investigators examined medical records spanning 3 decades to look at the effect of poorly differentiated tumor size on outcomes in survival in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Tumor size is a ...

Mansplaining illuminates a much deeper problem than the bore of patronizing monologues. “Entitled” author Kate Manne unpacks the phenomenon. By Mary Katharine Tramontana — The girl, from “Hills Like ...

Functional and biogeographical properties of soil microbial communities in urban ecosystems are poorly understood despite their role in metabolic processes underlying valuable ecosystem services. The ...