by dankeelan | Oct 27, 2026 | Leadership, Mentoring
Melanie Stefan leads a computational neurobiology lab at MSB Medical School Berlin. But as a postdoc 16 years ago, a failed fellowship application prompted her to write an article in Nature. In it, she called for researchers to keep a ‘CV of failures.’ Stefan says:...
by dankeelan | Oct 27, 2026 | Book Review, Leadership
In a business world increasingly focused on efficiency, automation, and scale, Robert L. Mason makes the case for an advantage no technology can replicate: a culture built around people. In Tuesday in Trussville, Mason takes readers inside SPOC Energy, the Alabama...
by dankeelan | Oct 27, 2026 | Mental Health, Remote Work
Recently, one of us learned that her five-year-old was forgotten at school. The teenage neighbor who usually walks him home got distracted and forgot to collect him. Luckily, it was easy enough while working from home to dash out, stop at school, and then return to...
by dankeelan | Oct 27, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Featured, Jobs
Vacancies for graduates have fallen to a decade-long low as businesses cut entry-level hiring due to rising costs and the increasing use of artificial intelligence. Jobs website Adzuna said the number of graduate openings on its platform fell to 7,826 last...
by dankeelan | Oct 27, 2026 | Jobs, Manufacturing, U.S. Economy
The U.S. is adding manufacturing jobs again. The catch: You might need a college degree to get one. That shift has big ramifications for the U.S. economy. Higher-skill jobs tend to pay better and create greater profits for their employers, boosting growth. But because...
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