People of all ages could sustain a traumatic brain injury at any time. A child could slip out of his or her parent's arms and receive a head injury, or someone skiing could lose balance and hit a tree. TBIs are especially a problem for athletes young and old. Dangerous games Football, hockey and other sports are […]
Archive | March, 2014
How people can stay ready for the job search, even when employed
Employed individuals never know when they will have to dust off their resume and start looking for a new job. If recent years have taught workers anything, it is how quickly the economy – and their lives – can change. For this reason, it is not a bad idea for workers to always be prepared to […]
Gifted sister passes away
After taking an IQ test, those who receive a high score could go on to brag about their intelligence or remain humble about it. Gifted individuals could certainly learn a lesson from Sister Mary Alban Bouchard of Canada's Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto, who recently passed away at the age of 81, the Toronto Star reported. Rather […]
Family moves for better gifted education opportunities
Gaining entry into Mensa, the high IQ society, is no small feat. After all, not just anybody can join. According to Mensa International's website, members have to have an IQ that is in the top 2 percent of the population to join the organization, which is comprised of around 110,000 Mensans. Elizabeth, Kate and Victoria Wilson, who are triplets, understand […]
The right and wrong traits of entrepreneurs
Some individuals think they have what it takes to start and run their own company, only to discover this level of responsibility is not for them. This is why the results of an aptitude test can be so vital to prospective entrepreneurs. After taking this type of assessment, individuals will be able to see if […]
How social media use can backfire during the job search
Individuals who are searching for jobs often hear about the networking benefits that come with creating a LinkedIn account, or how Twitter can inform them of employment opportunities. The truth is, social media can be just as useful a tool during the job search as a career test or high-quality resume. However, if […]
Social media users fear how posts will affect their employment status
During the job search, there are many tools at individuals' disposal, such as an aptitude test. While the results of this assessment can be helpful, job seekers should not ignore the impact everyday actions can have on the odds of finding work. For example, something as simple as updating their Facebook status could move […]
Glassdoor highlights the nation’s best places to work
While everyone has his or her own ideal employment situation, there are certain companies that have a reputation for landing on lists highlighting the nation's best places to work. Just knowing that certain organizations are considered to be more popular places to work than others can help potential candidates overcome the competition they […]
Regular personalities take a vacation on holiday
When people take a vacation, there is a profound impact on their mental health, Francine Lederer, a clinical psychologist, told Inside Science. This action can provide them with a better perspective on life and foster greater motivation, she said. However, that's not all a vacation can do. According to TravelSupermarket.com, a website dedicated to comparing the […]
Eating lunch at work can increase cognition
Feeling stressed at the office? Helpguide suggests scheduling regular breaks for yourself throughout the workday. Something so simple as eating lunch away from your desk can provide the relief you need from whatever daily work pressures. However, workers may want to think twice before they take that next lunch break, as eating lunch out can affect people's cognitive […]