Shalene Gupta

While we’d like to think the secret to a fast promotion is all about doing a good job, your relationship with your boss can make or break your career. Understanding how to handle a narcissistic boss or one who plays […]

Let’s face it: The workplace is pretty much an extrovert’s world, with all those meetings and open work spaces. It’s not always easy for introverts and people who prefer a quieter setting to be at the top of their game,

We love our social media, and more frighteningly, we love getting medical information from social media. Almost 20% of Americans say they trust TikTok as much as doctors, even though 45% of the medical information on TikTok is false or

One of Donald Trump’s first acts as president was to sign an executive order attacking birthright citizenship. While several judges have moved to block the order, Trump’s anti-immigrant push is continuing—from allowing immigration officials to conduct arrests at schools and places of

In 2024, demand for behavior analysts grew by 383% according to data from Indeed. This year was many things: the year of dragon, the presidential election, the beginning of a new chapter for Syria, and the end of an eras

The fastest growing jobs focus more on expertise and human connection. None focused on AI. In 2024, the job market slowed. Tech layoffs continued: an estimated 100,000 jobs were lost according to Crunchbase News. While the unemployment remained low at

Procrastinators and poor planners, rejoice! New research says giving a present late isn’t as damaging to a relationship as you might think. It’s gift-giving season, which means making long shopping lists, wondering if anyone will care about receiving scented candles

A study published in ‘Briefings in Bioinformatics’ suggests a surprising relationship between the genes for depression and menstrual cramps. Women are two times more likely than men to suffer from depression, particularly during their reproductive years. Previous research, meanwhile, has

Trump has proposed ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, for one. And with a majority Republican Congress, he could move fast. Throughout his presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised to enact the largest deportations of undocumented immigrants in history.

A new paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research looks at data from student records over the past century. Here are the findings. College attendance in the U.S. has increased from under 10% to over 60% in the last