Dalia Goldberg

People travel on business for numerous reasons, from all-business conferences and meetings to “bleisure”. Traveling for work can mean anything from a weekend business trip to an offshore posting that lasts up to a few months or years.

The 4 Ds of time management are four different and complementary actions you can use to prioritize your tasks at work. This time management technique is especially useful when you’re feeling overwhelmed, since they map out exactly what you should do with each task to knock it off your to-do list. With the 4 Ds of time management, you can increase your efficiency and finish your projects faster.

How much time does your organization spend on team meetings?

“Not too much,” you may think. Perhaps you re-group once per week for about an hour to share important updates and discuss future plans. That seems like a reasonable ask: one hour a week, 52 hours a year.

But when you consider the time each employee spends on preparing presentations, attending meetings in sub-groups to plan for the staff meeting, putting together a meeting agenda, and other related action items, the numbers can really add up.

Imagine you’ve found the perfect candidate to fill your open software engineering position. The candidate, Pete London, is a “JavaScript ninja” and an experienced professional with knowledge in exactly the tech stack you’re looking for.
There’s only one problem...

The last few years have been a rollercoaster ride for businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While it seems like just yesterday companies were figuring out the transition to remote work, today many are making their way back to the office.

Designers might be curious about dark mode’s recent explosion in popularity. What exactly is “dark mode,” where did it come from, and why are users suddenly so interested in it?

In 2003, Claudia Serna decided to open a trucking business in San Marcos, Texas. Originally from Mexico, Claudia first thought of starting Serna’s Trucking after she went through a divorce. With the support of her mother, the savvy entrepreneur was able to purchase her first truck.

Zagreb, Croatia’s capital, is known for its culture, art, and foodie appeal. Its compact historic center, dotted with small museums and churches, can be seen in just a few days. However, those who stay for longer will have the opportunity to get beneath the surface, relax, and enjoy the flavors of the city. Read on for advice on how long to stay in Zagreb.