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  • Make Better Decisions

    "There are no take-backs—just as in life. You must think before you move." - Chess Grandmaster, Susan Polgar Life, like a game of chess, is purely the product of your decisions - some major *new job!? new car?*, some minor *sushi or veggie bu...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Finding Your Voice

    Author, social media influencer, and Catcat guest curator Najwa Zebian helps us navigate through the steps needed to find our voices. By uncovering our authentic selves and finding the right words, we're able to share our stories and build our...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Dealing with Other People's Emotions

    Most people want to end conversations when someone cries or gets angry, but then you miss the opportunity to find solutions together. And, it’s likely you will make the person feel worse. It’s better to be compassionately silent until they...

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  • Avoiding Scheduling Pitfalls

    You are always busy. Between juggling multiple project deadlines, conference calls, and meetings, you have a pretty full workload. We get it. For things to run most effectively, you need to schedule, maintain, and update appointments as efficiently as...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Intermediate
  • A Practical Approach to Improving Culture

    There has been a long-held myth in the business world that workplace culture is either too squishy or too complex to define and manage like other core business functions—and that is simply not true. In fact, culture is arguably one...

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    • Rating 4.3
    • Intermediate
  • Failing Forward…with Science

    We all experience failure, but scientists say that how we handle setbacks determines our future successes. These resources, curated from around the web, draw from the positive psychology movement; featured thinkers include Martin Seligman, Guy Winch,...

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    • Rating 4.7
    • Beginner
  • Trust is the Soul of Sales

    My professional inspiration stems from a collection of my personal experiences and journey. I have learned that flexibility is key, the power of a belief system and how knowing my value changes the way I enter any sales arena. This...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • E-Commerce Master Class

    The barrier to entry for ecommerce is so low right now, but the barrier to succeed is much higher, and growing every day. You can’t just come up with a product in your bed, make it the next day, and...

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    • Intermediate
  • Going from Microsoft Office to Google's G Suite

    Has your company given Microsoft Office the boot? Is your school switching from Word to Docs? Do you find yourself using Google's tools more often than Microsoft's programs? In any case, if you've found yourself needing to switch from Micro...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Promoting Diversity and Inclusivity in Tech

    Fostering an inclusive, diverse culture is critical for any organization, but in tech, it presents an especially pervasive problem. Why is diversity and inclusion (or D&I) so important? For starters, research has shown that more diverse...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • The Dark Side…of UX Design

    The terms dark pattern and dark UX sound exactly like design practices the Empire would use to confuse Stormtroopers requesting time off through their intranet (Empirenet?). Unfortunately, the most common targets of these UX practices tend to be us...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Intermediate
  • The UX Questions Worth Asking

    Great user experience isn’t the result of what you do with your hands — it’s the result of how you use what’s between your ears. That’s the core of what more than 80,000 students have learned in my online training...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • What's The Deal With Data Science?

    Data science is the ability to sift through massive amounts of data to discover hidden patterns and predict future trends, which requires an understanding of many different elements of data analysis. In this path, expert Joe Caserta provides a deep...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • A Skills-Based Resume May (or May Not) Be Best

    Most of us only know the most common, basic format for a resume. We are all aware a resume typically includes your work history presented in chronological order, and any additional effort given to it usually involves word choice and...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • You Can Be a Web Developer: Chapter 1

    Hi! I'm Rob. I have a degree in Mathematics from Cambridge University and you might call me a bit of coding geek. After building websites for friends and family for fun, I soon learned that web development was a very...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner
  • Tech Tips

    Working for yourself, for a company, or even in your personal interactions, technology helps you get the job done: writing and editing, creating spreadsheets, email and calendaring. Google has a suite of tools designed for each of these tasks. There...

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  • 6 Vital Skills to Catapult Your Career

    Presence, productivity, thinking, communication, relationships, and career management: your ability to manage and master each one of those moves you closer and closer to advancing your career. This path is one of the most comprehensive in Pete's...

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    • Rating 4.8
    • Beginner
  • Dare to Be Fair

    This learning path explores the impact of fairness on performance and offers concrete strategies for leaders and individuals to create a fair workplace.  Fair businesses outperform not only because employees are motivated and committed, but also...

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    • Rating 5.0
    • Beginner