By Christopher Elliott | October 9, 2021 Wait for it. If you’re looking for a price break on airfares or hotel rates, you’ve probably heard that advice. The fall season is a terrific opportunity to find a travel deal. But will that advice work this fall? “The further ahead you look, the greater the uncertainty,”… View Article
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By Theresa Gonzalez | October 7, 2021 Weddings are back on and 2021 has been a banner year for them. And while the bliss of proposals and wedding planning and honeymooning can be one the best times of life, what comes after is the most important. Understanding how your partner views money and how that differs from how you… View Article
By Sherrie Haynie | September 15, 2021 In my last article, I discussed how companies agree that developing more inclusive company cultures is a worthy goal while falling far short of achieving it. There are three key diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives to understand if you want an inclusive company culture. First, diversity isn’t effective without inclusion. Second, inclusivity must… View Article
By Kaycee Lai | September 7, 2021 Organizations are collecting more and more data. But most of the insights it may contain will remain inaccessible, unless it is purposefully accessed by a data scientist or analyst. Considering the difficulty in hiring data scientists, this leaves companies in a bit of a bind. Furthermore, even companies with robust… View Article
By John Hackston | September 8, 2021 How would you answer this: “My manager ensures that I feel heard and understood” Agree, disagree or undecided? Here’s another question: “My manager shows an awareness of their personal blind spots or biases”. Agree, disagree or undecided? According to recent research by The Myers-Briggs Company, the good news is that… View Article
By Kaycee Lai | August 24, 2021 As analyst and journalist Bernard Marr put it, “Without data scientists on staff or available to interpret data and turn the intel into solid business activity, the benefits of data could remain unlocked.” Augmented analytics promises to improve the ability of organizations to derive benefits from data by: Taking more mundane… View Article
By Alex Ledsom | August 29, 2021 As the Delta variant continues its march across the planet, it’s no longer a given that things will return to ‘travel normal’ and despite increasing vaccinations, there are doubts about whether travel is a good idea during fall, or indeed winter, 2021. This doesn’t mean that people aren’t currently… View Article
By DANIELLE BERNABE | August 21, 2021 During a recent panel discussion at Virtuoso Travel Week, five travel advisers weighed in on the state of tourism. When asked if travelers should purchase insurance for upcoming trips, they nodded their heads without a moment’s hesitation. It is, no doubt, essential. Travel is complicated right now. Just trying to sort… View Article
By Kenneth Kiesnoski | August 18, 2021 The ever-evolving Covid-19 pandemic is reshaping where Americans spend their travel dollars and how they protect that investment. That’s according to the latest findings from travel insurance firms and the industry experts that track them. Airfare comparison site Next Vacay said it analyzed Google searches about travel insurance over the last 12… View Article
The MBTI instrument is one of the top tools for workforce training and development, and is used by governments, universities, and the majority of the Fortune 100. When it’s used the way it’s intended to be used, it is fit for purpose. But according to Michael Segovia, a Master MBTI Practitioner and lead trainer for… View Article