Article Published by: cnn.com Management skills are essential to climbing the career ladder, but you don't have to be sitting at the top of the org chart to be a leader in the office. Even if you don't currently have a management role, you can still highlight
Article Published by: npr.org Artist Christina Eve has synesthesia, a rare neurological condition that entwines the senses. In Christina Eve's case, she sees sounds. Last year she sent me a handful of her colorful paintings she made based on music she heard and the visions she
Article Published by: huffpost.com Your unproductive behavior could be due to environmental factors and workspace design choices. By Monica Torres If you find it hard to get any real work done at your desk, it may not just mean you lack the ability to focus. It could also
Article Published by: journalnow.com For the price of a pound of coffee, you can add to your morning cup of java one of nature’s most sublime creations — ruby-throated hummingbirds. Yes, it’s that time of year when hummingbirds return to our area after spending the winter in
Article Published by: cnn.com Great bosses are rare. But it's really not that hard to be one. Employees appreciate a leader who's respectful, supportive, honest and compassionate, according to an informal survey of CNN Business readers. And most of all, they don't like a micromanager. If being a
Article Published by: dailytarheel.com Even excluding Theo Pinson's bench celebrations, there have been several noteworthy Tar Heel showings in this year's NBA playoffs. Take a look at which former UNC players are making themselves known in the postseason, from those on first-round upstart teams to the
Article Published by: reynoldahouse.org “In his late portraits, especially, Eakins sought the underlying structure and substance of the head and body and pulled no punches when it came to telling the truth about the individual who posed before him.” [1] Thomas Eakins claimed his right as
Article Published by: adorama.com It’s happening, and we can all start to sense it. Winter is clawing, trying to hang on, but with the Spring Equinox, our world is thawing out, and spring is slowly creeping into the air. I’m sure we all loved winter, but
Article Published by: unc.edu A Carolina graduate student helps athletic trainers recognize invisible injuries and protect athletes from harm. By Emilie Poplett, University Communications, Monday, April 1st, 2019 You’re watching a rivalry basketball game, and your team’s star player falls and hits his head. The game is tied
Article Published by: huffpost.com Workers offer their tips, advice and motivations for sharing their lives on social media. By Monica Torres We spend over 2,000 hours a year in close proximity with our colleagues, which means we may see our colleagues more than we see our own family.