AI whiplash: navigating the surprising aftermath of the pandemic
As the pandemic began to upend the world last year, businesses reached for every tool at their disposal—including AI—to solve challenges and serve customers safely and effectively. While every organisation will need its own playbook to recover from the AI whiplash and optimise its investment in the technology, a comprehensive plan should include five components:
Building a podcast studio at home
The first step is to choose the right podcasting space. It is most likely that the location of your podcast studio will have the greatest impact on the sound quality of your audio.
How to build a successful career in writing
Writing, more than any other field, necessitates a greater focus on words and thoughts. Starting a writing profession is not tough; nevertheless, developing a distinct identity for your writing style and thought process and communicating it hard.
Energising exercises to boost productivity when working from home
However, not having a place to work outside of the home can be harmful to our well-being. Inactivity is one of the most significant drawbacks of operating from home.
Getting Fired: Look out for these signs
What are the parallels between Elon Musk, Serena Williams, and Leonardo DiCaprio?
Audiobook apps to revisit the gems of Bengali literature
Days, when audiobooks were sold on CDs, are gone forever. Now, all you need is a smartphone or tablet. Audiobooks are voice recordings of the text of a book that you listen to rather than read.
How to ace your Video CV
While they’re not suitable for every type of job, video CVs are increasing in popularity. With employers typically inundated with applications for every advertised role, it’s important to make your CV stand out. One way that career-savvy graduates are doing this is by submitting their CV in video format.
The art of lying: Job interview edition
It’s no wonder, really. Even as children we were socialised to tell white lies about the gifts that grandma brings or how dinner tastes. Job interviews are simply a high-stakes extension of that dynamic.
Can Gossip in the Workplace be Positive?
If you say the word “gossip” this usually carries negative connotations. A person who is considered “a gossip” is often frowned upon, looked down on, or otherwise seen in a negative manner.
Job crafting: Turn the job you have into the job you want
During the week, most of us spend half our waking hours at work. And a lot of us see it as a struggle, or at least a bore, looking forward to the weekend when we can do more worthwhile things.