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State Department Begins 1,350 Layoffs As Trump Overhauls U.S. Diplomacy Amid Global Crises

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ability to defend and promote U.S. Former diplomats and critics say the firing of foreign service officers risks America’s ability to counter the growing assertiveness from adversaries such as China and Russia. The State Department began firing more than 1,350 U.S-based interests abroad.

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How Assessments 24×7 Helps Stop Office Conflict and Increases Success with DISC

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Meanwhile, Harvard Business Review reported that 76% of organizations with more than 100 employees relied on assessment tools for external hiring. Boasting more than 15 million assessments administered since the firm’s launch, their goal remains the promotion of personal chemistry and productive relationships.

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There’s a bitter clash on the right. It could determine whether Trump takes us to war.

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To this end, he indulged Americans’ bigoted and xenophobic impulses, promoted conspiracy theories , and became loathed by liberals. In 2020, Politico reported Carlson had “established a friendship” with the president’s eldest son. asserted that “there is no American interest that justifies our intervention in Ukraine.”

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Trump Threatens To Investigate Private Companies With DEI Programs

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On his first day in office Trump issued a series of executive orders to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs, which attempt to promote opportunities for women, ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ people and other traditionally underrepresented groups. Reuters first reported the coordinated action ahead of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Is the decline of reading poisoning our politics?

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According to a recent report from The Atlantic’s Rose Horowitch, many students at America’s most selective colleges now lack the capacity (or at least, the wherewithal) to read a book cover-to-cover. But it is also riddled with odd, unsubstantiated assertions. And this is something that Mir and Garfinkle often fail to do.

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There Still Aren’t Enough Women In Engineering. Here’s What Needs to Change

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When men are promoted over women Climbing the ladder isn’t easy for some women in engineering. She points to the 2023 Women in the Workplace report from LeanIn.org with McKinsey and Company, which asserts that, across industries, only 87 women were promoted from entry-level to a managerial position for every 100 men promoted and hired.

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Members of Your Team Might Be Experiencing Middle Management Syndrome—Here’s How to Fix That

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A study by The Conference Board reported that only 19% of middle managers surveyed felt they received proper training in leadership and management after being promoted. Women managers also find it difficult to self-promote, thinking that their work will speak for themselves.