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� � � � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Gen Z remote workers are 'probably not going to become CEOs' and will likely fall behind, says NYU business professor - Fortune    Remote work is great for a lot of things. There’s no commute, and many employees feel they’re more productive without the distractions of the office. But for Gen Z workers whose career-building has just begun, in-person collaboration at the office might be the better way to get ahead. She also warned that, down the line, such employees may fall behind and not see the same “financial rewards” as hard-working peers making their presence felt in the office and, say, skipping a party to deal with clients instead.  Recently, a GenZer’s TikTok video, in which she complained about the 10-hour-day required to commute to an office for her first job, went viral. In it, she asked, “How do you have friends? How do you have time for, like, dating? Like I don’t have time for anything, and I’m like so stressed out.”  Continued here Azerbaijan's Armenian 'Corridor' Is a Challenge to the Global Rules-Based Order - Foreign Policy    Military strategies need urgent revisions to counter—and learn from—fast-evolving irregular threats. Artificial intelligence can help users engineer pathogens—but that’s not the real danger. Argument: Azerbaijan’s Armenian ‘Corridor’ Is a Challenge to the Global Rules-Based Order Continued here Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium 'An Existential Threat to American Higher Education' - The Atlantic    Conservative state legislatures and ideologically-driven boards want to dramatically change America’s colleges. When Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appointed six new members to the board of New College of Florida earlier this year, giving the oversight panel of the public liberal-arts college in Sarasota a decidedly right-wing bent, there was no ambiguity in the message he was sending. But in case anyone had doubts, one of his appointees, Christopher Rufo, the conservative activist who led the push to redefine critical race theory, quickly eliminated them. “We are recapturing higher education,” he wrote on Twitter (now known as X). He also posted an agenda that included eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion programs; hiring new faculty “with expertise in constitutionalism, free enterprise, civic virtue, family life, religious freedom, and American principles”; and creating a new core curriculum and an academic master plan. Within 120 days, Rufo told The New York Times, the school’s academic departments would look “very different.” Continued here To Check Or Not To Check A Bag For A Flight? Here's How To Gauge The Risk - Forbes    Social media influencers and frequent travelers are fond of bragging of their packing prowess, beating their chests and declaring that they never, under any circumstance, ever check a bag for a flight. Good for them. But packing light is easier said that done for longer getaways or or big-event trips, like weddings, which may require multiple wardrobe changes or, heaven forbid, several pairs of shoes. Squeezing a week's worth of clothing and essentials into a small carry-on bag is often impossible, not to mention inconvenient. And deciding not to check a suitcase comes with its own aggravations. When nobody checks their luggage, travelers have to fight over the limited space in overhead bins. One study released earlier this year found that 90% of travelers find flying stressful, noting that passengers singled out the boarding process as the most aggravating part of the journey. Continued here

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