1) The first article provides tips for leaving a job gracefully after being laid off, such as still sending a goodbye email, informing your network, and thanking your boss.
2) The second article discusses how to find purpose and meaning in one's work during difficult times, such as focusing on small actions and using one's skills to be most helpful.
3) The third article summarizes a study finding that gender diversity improves business productivity, as diverse and inclusive environments allow women's innovative ideas to be shared, benefiting all.
1) The first article provides tips for leaving a job gracefully after being laid off, such as still sending a goodbye email, informing your network, and thanking your boss.
2) The second article discusses how to find purpose and meaning in one's work during difficult times, such as focusing on small actions and using one's skills to be most helpful.
3) The third article summarizes a study finding that gender diversity improves business productivity, as diverse and inclusive environments allow women's innovative ideas to be shared, benefiting all.
1) The first article provides tips for leaving a job gracefully after being laid off, such as still sending a goodbye email, informing your network, and thanking your boss.
2) The second article discusses how to find purpose and meaning in one's work during difficult times, such as focusing on small actions and using one's skills to be most helpful.
3) The third article summarizes a study finding that gender diversity improves business productivity, as diverse and inclusive environments allow women's innovative ideas to be shared, benefiting all.
How to Leave on a Good Note When You’ve Been Laid Off
Getting laid off in the current economic climate can be hard. But, it's important to remember that you don't have to end your stint at a bad note. So, what can you do if you have just been laid off? Do you still write a goodbye email? Do you tell everyone in your network? What do you say to your boss? Read this article for some simple tips on what you can do if you have just been laid off. by HBR Ascend Staff
What to Do When Work Feels Meaningless
Do you have a sense of purpose when it comes to your work? Crises lead many people to find deep value in their jobs, develop professionally, and grow personally. Finding your purpose during a crisis is more than making a temporary situation bearable. You didn’t choose the circumstances, but you can choose what to make out of them. Start with small actions and identify how your own skill set could be put to best use. Read this article if you're struggling with finding your work meaningless and help yourself find a sense of purpose. by Frank Martela, Derin Kent
Research: When Gender Diversity Makes Firms More Productive
Gender diversity and inclusion at work make firms more productive, a study says. Why and how is gender diversity boosting productivity? Beliefs about gender diversity create a self-fulfilling cycle. Countries and industries that view gender diversity as important capture benefits from it. When countries and industries don’t value women equally, women working in those countries likely don’t feel psychologically safe speaking up in their organizations. Even though these women may have innovative ideas, they might hesitate to bring them to the table. And when that happens, everyone loses. Read this article to understand why gender diversity and inclusion in the workplace make firms more productive. by Stephen Turban, Dan Wu, Letian (LT) Zhang
Why Diverse Teams Are Smarter
There is one big advantage of workplace diversity: diverse teams are simply smarter. What makes diverse teams so smart and why should you root for workplace diversity? Working with people who are different from you may challenge your brain to overcome its stale ways of thinking and sharpen its performance. So why is diversity important? by Heidi Grant
The Lost Art of Awareness: How to recognize and respond to your emotions, the emotions of others, the changing situation, and the external environment.