It can be frustrating for recruiters to encounter great candidates that turn down opportunities at your company. It turns out that might have more to do with your approach than the candidates.

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Contrary to popular belief, bragging isn’t universally hated. In fact, some people seem to use bragging to their advantage, and now there’s research to show us how it’s done.

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Obstacles in life are common, and it can be hard to get through them and survive at work at the same time. However, there are ways you can re-think your situation to help you feel better and deal with the issue at hand.

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Having a great boss is no doubt a blessing, but what if your boss announced that they were to leave? Given the opportunity, would you follow?

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Need to beat the Monday blues? Join the Japanese; their initiative “Shining Monday” allows employees to take off one Monday per month.

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Emoji are fun and add personality. And when you’re so used to sending an emoji-filled text to your friends and family, it seems natural to express your personality the same way with co-workers, clients, and bosses. Be careful, though. Here a few rules to keep in mind.

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Winston Churchill, Eleanor Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, Salvador Dali - What do they have in common? They were prolific nappers. Napping offers several health benefits including an increase in performance and alertness. Get. Your. Nap. On.

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If the city you live in looks like Batman’s logo on a map, wouldn’t that make yours the coolest city ever? Then, it’s understandable why a Turkish province wants these Gotham-level bragging rights for themselves.

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Another natural disaster, another Facebook apology. Last year in October, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg apologised for using “Spaces”, a virtual reality product, to show the devastation in Puerto Rico. Recently after the devastating earthquake in Lombok, Indonesia, Facebook issued another apology due to a translation mix-up that showed users animated balloons and confetti automatically appearing in their feed in response to the earthquake.

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A German student has invented an ‘airbag’ for your phone - a case that detects when it’s falling and deploys springs to prevent breaks.

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