It's clear that the current design ethos in the smartphone world is to minimize the bezels and fascia on the front of the smartphone to maximise the volume of display presented to the user. That has seen various manufacturers use...

The United States' unemployment rate has now dipped to 3.8%, the lowest numbers since 2000. And that means companies are increasingly desperate for talent. For cities, regions and states that want to keep their economies growing, the new battleground is shifting from "company" attraction to "people" attraction. Everyone wants...

Dear Liz, I started my job last June. I've been preparing for my first annual review. I've only been in the job for a year, but I've learned a lot and made a good impression so far. My boss "Charla" just got promoted into a new job. My department surprised her with cake and ice cream. She's not going to be my boss anymore. She's...

Entitled. Selfish. Untested. Some of the common words that have been used to describe Millennials. A new survey from Deloitte - The 2018 Millennial Survey - says that "uneasy," "pessimistic" and "concerned" are more accurate descriptions. Here's what you need to know...

For me, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are still the world's best smartphones (and this is why). But the very existence of the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL was in doubt until Google slipped up last month, and now it has again...

Dear Liz, I started my job one year ago. The year has gone by fast because we're so busy. I like the job a lot. It might be my favorite job so far. The people I work with are great. They're smart and they care about the job, and each other. I play softball with a group of guys I met when I first moved to the city. I've known them for four or five years. By now...

By now you've probably heard the recording of Captain Tammie Jo Shults as she calmly explained to air traffic controllers that she would need to make an emergency landing in Philadelphia, after the left engine of the plane she was flying from New York to Dallas exploded...

A secret about success is that it is just as much about what you give up as what you gain. Are you willing to give up late nights out for late nights in working? Are you willing to turn a deaf ear to blind criticisms? Are you willing to listen to helpful ones? Are you going to be able to give up the doubt, the resistance, the uncertainty, the avoidance mechanisms? As Mastin Kipp says:...

According to a new research report from the National Institute on Retirement Security, two-thirds of working Millennials have nothing saved for retirement. These are some of the surprising, new statistics about Millennials and their retirement. Here's what you need to know...

The last few years have been tumultuous, to say the least, and if leaders on the world stage have learned anything, it's that reputation is a fragile thing. Events ranging from the divisive outcomes of the Brexit vote and the U.S. presidential election to the emergence of fake news and #MeToo have hammered home that point, and...

In recent years, thought leadership has become a popular method for building one's personal brand. Whether you're publishing your own pieces on LinkedIn or a blog, or contributing articles to respected business media outlets, writing authoritative, insight-driven content can help establish you as an industry expert. While thought leadership efforts can be...

Thanks to the reported sleep habits of a whole host of successful people, from Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein to Margaret Thatcher and Martha Stewart, it has become something of a fad among rising executives to claim to be able to subsist on only a few hours' sleep at a time. It was almost as if sleep, like lunch in the go-getting 1980s, was for "wimps". But...

As humans, it seems as though we're hard-wired to think of things in binary terms; up or down, good or bad, right or wrong. Our experience, however, informs us that life is rarely so simple. The situations we encounter in our lives, (and business in particular) tend to be far more complicated, nuanced, and grey than we are comfortable admitting. As a result...

There has been a great deal of information about the new tax reform law and what it means for the current tax year. But with tax season for the 2017 tax year just around the corner, taxpayers want to know what's new for 2017. Here's what you need to know about changes to your 2017 tax returns (the one you'll be filing beginning on Monday):