Seven Ways to Keep Your Mobile Data Private
Smartphones have become an important part of our lives. They have replaced our alarm clocks, calendars, cameras, and even desktop and laptops to an extent. As mobile phone technology becomes more advanced and affordable, the number of smartphone users is also increasing. According to a report, there are currently more than three billion smartphone users.
Stage Fright: How to Not Faint When Performing in Public
Are you afraid of making mistakes when singing on stage? Ever experienced getting so nervous, you had buckets of sweat on your face? Yep, that’s Performance Anxiety or stage fright, alright. Truly, it’s the most common phobia that puts the fear of heights and the fear of spiders pretty tame. What do you know? This
Parenting 101: How to Survive Virtual Learning
The coronavirus outbreak has completely transformed human lives. Millions of workers across the globe were ordered to work from home, while schools were forced to close to limit the spread of the virus. According to recent statistics, in the United States alone, around 50,000 K-12 schools and more than 3,200 colleges and universities have been closed since March of
How to Help the Disabled Community during the Pandemic
Like in any crisis, those who find themselves most affected during the time of COVID-19 are the ones who were already disadvantaged in some form: members of the lower-income community, the homeless, those in the margins of society, those who were already suffering from chronic illness, and the members of the disabled community. Now more
Finding Career Opportunities in Law
Law schools don’t expect their students to know what kind of law they want to practice upon enrollment. But it always helps to think ahead and plan your law specialization. Being familiar with the different law practices will help you decide which firms to apply to for internships. It will also guide you in picking
Ways to Hire Competent Employees for Your Remote Company
Hiring is one of the toughest challenges in running a remote company. But since the pandemic has made such companies the new normal, the struggles of recruitment teams only increased, as the usual office positions have also turned into remote ones. Many organizations are now made up of work-from-home employees, and the hiring process also occurs
How to Find Your Next Employees
No College Required: High Wages with Minimal Education
Sometimes a high school diploma and a little bit of training can be enough to land you a high-paying job. Specific industries offer salaries exceeding $60,000 for technical or skilled blue-collar work. Transportation If you can drive, you’re good to go. Well, not exactly. Truck drivers are
5 Health Effects of Hazardous Waste Exposure
Everyone should be proactive when it comes to their health, like eating healthy meals and exercising regularly. However, some factors can also affect health, including the environment. Today, waste is one of the growing problems the world is facing. The cities produce about 1.3 million tons of
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