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How to Find the Best HR Software in 2023
We are in full digital transformation. Digitisation has become the backbone of all sectors, and the Human Resources department is not going to be less: "96% of organisations say that digital transformation is critical and important."
By NYGGS Automation3 years ago in Humans
Some Thoughts On Writing On Vocal. Top Story - November 2022.
Introduction I wanted to write a fiction story but I want it to be full of positivity. I did not want any adversity, failure or bad vibes, I wanted it all sunshine and light.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Humans
Six Simple Tips To Quickly Improve Your Self-Esteem
We all have moments where we doubt ourselves. You may feel down about a recent performance review at work or didn't get the outcome you wanted in a personal situation. These types of experiences can lead to negative feelings about yourself, which can be tough to shake.
By Robert Who Writes3 years ago in Humans
Could The Rise in RSV Cases Be Germs Demanding Balance?
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) has always been around, but in our Post COVID 19 era, it has taken a dangerous push forward. It is rising in children and adults with lung respiratory problems and compromised immune systems.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Humans
4 Effective Ways of Making Friends On Your New Travel Nurse Assignment
Travel nursing isn't just a job but a fulfilling career path. It allows you to explore breathtaking locations, diverse cultures, and healthcare systems across the USA. In addition, it serves you the opportunity to meet other healthcare pros. The latter aids you in advancing your nursing skills in addition to cultivating lifelong friendships.
By Rick Martinez3 years ago in Humans
Does She Love Me Or Hate Me? It's The Flirting V. Fighting Debate
Most of us are relationship dummies. We have no idea when someone is flirting with us. Or when they aren't flirting with us. Or when we've stuffed up a chance with an attractive person that we will never get back again.
By Ellen Frances3 years ago in Humans
How to keep a good relationship
Relationships are important in everyone's life. People have different romantic interests, such as spouses and lovers. However, many relationships fail due to bad communication and anger. Staying angry for too long breaks relationships. Plus, it's best to stay positive so your partner will want to stay with you. Considering these ideas can help you keep a strong relationship.
By AGUOCHA KOSISOCHUKW HENRY3 years ago in Humans
4 Ways to Care for Yourself as An Empathic Writer
As a writer, you express things like no other human does. As an empath, you are an individual who can feel and perceive the emotions of others.
By Rick Martinez3 years ago in Humans
Loneliness Is A Serious Problem and Not Just Around the Holidays
Loneliness is something that everyone feels from time to time whether they’re willing to admit it or not. Think about it. Hasn’t there been at least one occasion in your life where you felt a sense of loneliness, even if you didn’t tell anyone?
By Justiss Goode3 years ago in Humans
5 Types Of Hobbies Everyone Should Engage In!
Before talking about hobbies, you want to understand "what a hobby is." According to the scientific definition of the phrase, a hobby is any activity that a person performs in their free time with the intention of amusement. When you are pursuing a passion, your mood improves and dopamine is released in your brain. People spend their free time on a variety of activities. They take pleasure in these pursuits and indulge in them during their free time.
By Taseen Alam3 years ago in Humans
Domestic Violence Act 2005 Simplified
Data suggests that domestic violence cases increased by 53% between 2001 to 2018. By understanding the gravity of the matter, the Indian govt passed Domestic Violence Act in 2005.
By Legal Eagle's Eye3 years ago in Humans
Why Masculinity is Important for Every Man
Masculinity is in our nature We’ve seen historically that periods of peace are followed by periods of war. While the trigger of war is complex, we know it’s somehow linked to men’s biological urge to compete and win. If we look at the animal kingdom, we see that the stronger animals survive while the weaker ones die off. Survival of the fittest is a Darwinian law that has ensured that the strongest species survive to pass on their genes. And while we’re not animals, we’re biologically wired to be competitive — just like other animals. We want to prove that we’re better than everyone else. This competitive drive can be seen in sports, business and even hobbies like chess. In fact, studies show that men compete more than women and that competition can be healthy for both men and women.
By Nathan Lopez3 years ago in Humans