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Rethinking Social Media Habits
Social media can keep us connected, informed, and entertained鈥攂ut it can also quietly take over more of our attention than we realize. This piece looks at the case for being more intentional with our feeds, our screen time, and the moments when it may be better to put the phone down.
September 17, 2026Business, Professional Development, Technology
Welcoming New Hires: Simple Strategies for a Strong Start
A new hire鈥檚 first week shouldn鈥檛 be spent hunting down passwords, wondering where to park, or figuring out who to ask for help. This piece shares three simple ways HR teams can make onboarding feel organized, welcoming, and genuinely useful from day one.
September 10, 2026Human Resources, Leadership and Management
Preserving Critical Thinking in an AI-Driven World
AI can be a great co-pilot, but you still need to know where you鈥檙e going. This piece looks at why critical thinking matters more in an AI-driven workplace and how professionals can use new tools without letting their own problem-solving skills go on autopilot.
August 27, 2026Director's Corner, InfoSec, Technology
Law School Success Begins with LSAT Success
Law school starts before the first lecture, case brief, or cold call in class. This piece looks at how LSAT preparation sharpens the critical thinking, reading, and reasoning skills that aspiring attorneys will rely on throughout law school and well beyond it.
Is Your Process Ready for AI?
Before asking what AI can do, ask whether the process is worth automating. This piece looks at why fixing workflows first helps AI become an accelerator for improvement instead of a faster way to repeat the same problems.
August 13, 2026Director's Corner, Process Improvement, Technology
Back to School, Forward in Your Career
Back-to-school season isn鈥檛 only for students with new backpacks and sharpened pencils. This piece looks at how professionals can use the same fresh-start energy to build new skills, gain momentum, and move their careers forward.
August 6, 2026Professional Development, Test Prep
The High Cost of Silo Thinking
The biggest obstacle to organizational success isn't always a lack of talent鈥攕ometimes it's talented teams working in isolation. This piece explores why breaking down silos leads to stronger collaboration, smarter decisions, and better results for everyone involved.
July 30, 2026Leadership and Management, Professional Development
Transferable Skills for a Changing Workforce
Job titles change. Technology changes. Entire industries change. The professionals who keep moving forward are the ones with skills that go anywhere. This piece highlights three career essentials鈥攃ommunication, problem-solving, and adaptability鈥攁nd why they're worth investing in no matter where your career takes you.
July 23, 2026Leadership and Management, Professional Development
A Better Business Intake Process Begins with Better Questions
Successful projects begin long before work starts. This article explores how a structured intake process鈥攂uilt on discovery, strategic assessment, and thoughtful planning鈥攔educes rework, aligns priorities, and sets teams up for success.
July 16, 2026Leadership and Management, Professional Development
When Culture Speaks for Itself
You can tell a lot about an organization before anyone says a word. This piece explores how great workplace cultures are built through what people see, hear, and experience every day鈥攁nd why the best cultures don't have to announce themselves because they speak for themselves.
July 10, 2026Leadership and Management, Professional Development
Burnout: A Growing Concern for Young Professionals
For many young professionals, burnout isn't showing up after decades on the job, it's arriving in the first few years. This piece looks at why that's happening, from financial pressure to the "always-on" workplace, and what both employees and leaders can do to create healthier, more sustainable careers.
July 2, 2026Leadership and Management, Professional Development
Before AI: Why Process Improvement Comes First
Everyone wants to talk about AI鈥攂ut the smartest organizations fix their processes first. This piece explains why better workflows, clear validation, and Lean Six Sigma principles are the real foundation for successful AI adoption.
June 25, 2026Director's Corner, Process Improvement