The demand for qualified civil engineers is rising rapidly. Aside from the increasing number of infrastructure projects happening across the country, civil engineers are also needed to plan and design future improvements planned for many cities in the United States. It doesn’t stop there either. It is not a secret that civil engineers are essential…
In the early days of any company, finances are critical and the wrong decision can be catastrophic. If a start-up wants to succeed and grow, it needs to have enough money to keep moving forward – and enough potential to attract investors and other funding. Understanding your financial plan and projections from day one can…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Amber Randall Not all Philadelphia teachers are pleased with new Black Lives Matter lesson plans for their students. Teachers are speaking out against a week-long BLM curriculum starting Jan. 23 aimed at kindergarten to 12th grade, reports Philly.com. One teacher said that Black Lives Matter does not need to…
Keynote presentations are useful catalysts for progress in nearly every industry, and are often the focal point of an event, conference, or meeting. In other words, they’re crucially important to get right. Effective keynote speakers know that all of their preparation will be for naught if they don’t utilize the right methods and tools to…
By Kody Fairfield Students at the prestigious University of London have demanded that philosophers who have long been titans of thought should be removed from their curriculum simply because they are white. Immanuel Kant, Plato, Descartes, and Bertrand Russell, among others, though being cornerstones to the current thinking of civilization, are apparently too white for the student union representing…
by Micah J. Fleck A recent podcast by The Blaze correspondent Matt Walsh was recently posted alongside a related article semi-transcribing its contents on The Blaze website The title read as follows: “This is very simple: if you can’t afford college, don’t go to college.” Within the body of the article (a paraphrasing of the…
Anyone can show how business video conferencing systems such as BlueJeans has transformed their work day for the better, mostly by allowing them to work from home more often, sometimes even full-time. But for all the advantages, the lack of physical interaction has made it easier for people to switch off during meetings, multi-task instead…
There’s wisdom in keeping all your employees under one roof. Updates are easy. Meetings can be done in a jiff. And bonding and camaraderie are often the inevitable result of spending days and months together. You tend to develop a closer relationship with anyone who’s shared snacks with you or heard you sing along with…
Despite considerable progress in other areas, millennials seem to be sorely lacking in intellectual tolerance.
By Mark Tapscott Houston billionaire Robert McNair is focusing on two daunting challenges these days, one that could be achieved within the next few weeks and another that may require a generation or more of sustained, concentrated effort. McNair’s Houston Texans National Football League team heads into the playoffs this week after winning its second…