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By Emily Abbas | Senior vice president, chief marketing and communications officer, Bankers Trust Let’s start with the good news and then back into the bad news. As women, we have a natural advantage in one …
By Natalie Mahoney | Public affairs coordinator, PolicyWorks “Rise and grind” is a fairly common phrase for people to use when they want to start their responsibilities early and feel productive throughout the course of the day. …
Economist James Paulsen calls it “Recession by Proclamation.”
Rather than waiting for two consecutive quarters of economic retraction – the usual definition of a recession – experts jumped in last month and declared a COVID-19 …
Like most Americans working remotely during the pandemic, I’ve been comparing notes with colleagues and friends on how we’re keeping everything together. Particularly, there is a theme to the conversation. After discussing how hard it …
By Wendy Current | Vice president, training and development officer at Ames National Corp. When I submitted my proposal for this article several months ago, I planned to write about the importance of seeking “diversity of thought” …
I have always loved the story that Mr. Rogers is credited with:
“When I was a boy, and I would see scary things on the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the …
Experience teaches that major developments tend to occur as sudden bursts of activity separated by much longer periods of relative dormancy.
This is true in genetics, where archaeologists have learned that millenniums can pass without …
How many times have you heard a parent tell their son to stop being bossy? Think about how many times you’ve heard little girls called bossy. A lot? Too many.
For many women, myself …
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