“To be a parent during a pandemic is to be worried and uncomfortable.” YES. This @NYTParenting article has some great suggestions for dealing with the fear and uncertainty as the school year looms: https://t.co/cwLbDOyU5v
If you are not hopeful and optimistic, then you just give up. You have to take the long and hard look and just believe that if you are consistent, you will succeed - #JohnLewis https://t.co/U6o1JwZ9AJ
Great article from @HarvardBiz : "When your team feels comfortable bringing all their identities to work, you’ll see a boost in synergy, trust, and productivity. But most importantly, your team will develop empathy and deeper ties."
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@NRobertsHR 🙋♀️we are not a fan - for many of the reasons already listed. But we are also seeing it more and more...if you look at Canva a site people are increasingly are going to for resume samples - the majority of theirs have a spot for a picture 🤦♀️
This is powerful from @LeahNash and @nytimes "The value of women’s work, both paid and unpaid, has never been more apparent than during the coronavirus crisis." #Mom#WorkingMom#SAHM#CareerCoachforMoms https://t.co/zyBgOMb6Ir
Tips for handling increased stress - the article is geared toward a work environment, but can be applied across all aspects of life. #Mom#Stress#ManagingStress https://t.co/3s62avow54
Anti-racism for white people resources here, including how to talk to your children (it is not too early). We must continue to learn, teach our children and ourselves and speak up. https://t.co/oKL7qAZVJY
Check out these techniques from job searchers during the last recession - Thanks @NBCNews and the Know Your Value section! @careercoach#CareerCoachforMoms https://t.co/j23gYUm3tt