Think of the implications, a demanding client who believes partners from their outside counsel compete to over deliver. Even as COVID-19 is making law firms take pause, Kirkland is out there bringing in laterals and going after the restructuring business. These are 2…

You can become a social worker with a bachelor’s degree, but your earning potential will be limited. The jobs you’ll qualify for with a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) will mainly be entry-level and non-clinical positions, which are some of the lowest-paid in…

The latest construction industry statistics show a booming and sustainable sector. Yet, rising construction costs and labor challenges in addition to new regulations are reducing the margin for error and waste. For an industry that remains slower to innovation and adopting trends, the same construction…

HR leaders should focus on the big picture of what the future of work can and should look like in their organization. While “future of work” may seem like a buzzword, the truth is that most, if not all, workplaces are rapidly changing as a…

Don’t let the speed of digital marketing change outpace your ability to adapt, expand your skills, and propel your career forward! Learn the skills needed to become an A-level marketer in 2020. 1. Director of Growth Marketing Growth marketers, unlike growth hackers, combine…

There’s more to salaries than pure numbers! Salaries contribute to lots of other factors that affect your business such as your ability to attract great talent or retain your existing star performers. As an employer, it’s on you to keep up with salary…

A recent report published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the U.S. will add roughly 20 million new jobs by the year 2020 – a nearly 14% annual rate of growth in new jobs over the next decade. Given a historic…

The war for talent is still on, but most industries have cut job openings, a leading indicator of a softening labor market. Some cracks are emerging in America’s long-running growth story — or at least some warning signs. While job creation has continued…

In the early weeks of March 2020, colleges and universities across the United States urged students to move out of campus accommodations and return home in an attempt to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the respiratory illness associated with the new coronavirus. As students practice…

— Patients will become increasingly “provider-agnostic,” analyst predicts In the future, patients will lean less toward having “personal physicians” and more toward visits — whether video or in-person — with whatever physician is accessible and practices the relevant specialty, a Wall Street analyst…