Psychologists Say the Solution to Employees Quitting Comes Down to 6 Simple Words

Studies show that managers play a huge role in whether people stay or go.

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6 Good Reasons Your Employees Will Leave Their Jobs in 2025

Hint: Start by looking at your managers.
Inc. - 2d
Travis Kelce Taught a Lesson in How to Be a Leader (Without Saying a Word)

In last week’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers, Kelce caught a pass and then sat still.
Inc. - 4d
Trump’s FBI pick Kash Patel locks down Senate support as Wray prepares to quit

Seen as a controversial nominee, Patel is acquiring senate judiciary committee support for confirmation. Donald Trump ’s nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, has broadly locked down support from ...
The Guardian - 6d
Outriders Developer Scales Down Self-Publishing Projects And Lays Off 120 Employees

Outriders and Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly has announced that it has let go 120 employees, as well as scaled down some of its self-publishing projects.. In a statement on Twitter, People ...
GameSpot - Dec. 10
Crow says Secret Service isn’t 'developing' skills, employee training

The ranking member for the House task force assembled to review the assassination attempts on President-elect Trump’s life said the Secret Service isn’t “developing” the skills or training for ...
The Hill - Dec. 8
Warren Buffett’s No. 1 Rule for Living Your Best Life Comes Down to 2 Words

When it’s all said and done, Warren Buffett says the size of your bank account may not really matter.
Inc. - Dec. 7
The Warriors' wins -- and losses -- come down to 'strength in numbers'

Golden State's 12-man rotation, injuries and late-game issues are hindering a team with playoff hopes.
ESPN - Dec. 6
Current and former Fox News employees say Hegseth's drinking raised concerns

Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump’s reported pick for defense secretary, exhibited drinking behaviors that raised concerns among his colleagues at Fox News, according to statements from 10 current and ...
NBC News - Dec. 3
Ivy League-trained psychologist: How I say 'no' to my kids—and why more parents need to do the same

Parents who struggle to say "no" to their children could be doing them disservice in the long run, according to child psychologist Becky Kennedy.
CNBC - Dec. 3