For the more than 1,650 first-year students who moved in last week, College has already started amid excitement and occasional jitters. We asked faculty to share advice with members of the Class of 2028 on how to make the most of their first year. Here is what they had to say, in their own words. […]
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Celebrity restaurateur Michelle Bernstein and her business partner/husband David Martinez have opened a lot of ventures during their two decades together. They usually don’t look back when one closes. That’s about to change with the reopening of Sra. Martinez in Coral Gables, which had a bit of magic to it during its earlier stint in
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Whenever Jonica Ray needs to purchase new kitchenware or a fresh set of throw pillows, she shops the links through her Chirpyest shopping board rather than going directly to the retailer’s website. With a few simple clicks, she’s earning a commission on her purchases. The Alabama-based REALTOR® at KM Realty and an interior consulting professional
AI assistants are transforming sales by acting as digital coaches, analysts, and advisors to salespeople. They analyze sales pitches and provide personalized feedback, helping salespeople refine their communication and engagement strategies. By leveraging AI’s analytical and verbal-visual capabilities, companies can drive customer engagement, increase conversion rates, and enhance overall sales performance. They can streamline tasks
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BRIAN KENNY: From the moment your alarm sounds in the morning to the moment you put your smartphone on the nightstand, almost everything you do throughout the day involves one thing, a silicon chip. Your kitchen appliances, TVs and tablets, your treadmill, your ride to work, the office equipment you use. All of these things
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You got the job offer! Now you have to decide whether or not to take it. It’s impossible to predict exactly how a job will turn out, but asking the right questions of yourself and others can give you a clearer picture of what to expect. In this article, the author shares advice from two
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Achieving true omnichannel excellence in luxury retail is a formidable challenge due to the inherent need for high-touch customer experiences and the complexity of managing multiple distribution channels, including e-commerce and third-party resellers. There are five critical measures that luxury brands must undertake to overcome these obstacles and establish a consistent, seamless customer experience across
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CURT NICKISCH: Welcome to the HBR IdeaCast from Harvard Business Review. I’m Curt Nickisch. Break any company down and at the core is the team, people working together with the team manager to achieve outcomes. A high performing team can drive success and inspire others. A dysfunctional one can stack up losses, run up costs,
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Harvard President Alan Garber on Monday welcomed the Class of 2028 with a prediction: You won’t always get along. This reality, he said, is an inevitable part of joining a community that strives for excellence through the embrace of pluralism. “We stand for growing in knowledge and wisdom — not only through intellectual and extracurricular
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As job hopping becomes more common and less stigmatized, why do some hiring managers (and media outlets) still perpetuate the stereotype that millennial and Gen Z workers are disloyal to their organizations? When we look closely at the motivators behind job hopping, there are several factors to consider — beyond disloyalty. Since the pandemic, work-life
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