Around the world, organizational leaders are reporting a significant need for employee training and development to fill skill gaps and meet the fast-paced developments in technology. The effects of the pandemic have only intensified this need. According to Skillsoft’s Global Knowledge IT Skills and

A white man’s world – when taking a look back at the photographs taken of the 1960s Apollo 11 space program you can’t help but notice women are rarely depicted amongst the various images. NASA’s statistics only cement this view with reports showing only 3-5% of the workforce contributing to the

Pulchronomics is the economic study of beauty, birthed by labor economist Daniel Hamermesh. The idea is that one’s appearance can affect (raise) their earning potential. Additionally, the more beautiful among us are held to a higher standard and are hit with a “beauty penalty” (i.e decreased wages)