Until recently, LinkedIn Skill Assessments gave job seekers a way to validate their expertise with timed, topic-specific quizzes. A passing score in the top 30% earned a badge — a small but visible signal to recruiters that you weren’t just claiming a skill, you proved it.   But as of 2025, LinkedIn Skill Assessments are […]

From Someone Who’s Been Learning a Language the Hard Way   If you’ve recently arrived in Canada and are preparing to enter the workforce, you might think the first step is polishing your resume or applying to jobs. It’s not. The real first step is language.I say that not as an immigration expert, but as […]

Every office or LinkedIn feed seems to have one, that person who’s always quoting the latest business bestseller. You know the type. They’ve got a hot take on every leadership trend, sprinkled liberally with buzzwords like “synergy,” “paradigm shift,” and “disruption.” And they’re more than ready to share it with anyone within earshot.   They […]

Introduction: The final season of Game of Thrones didn’t just disappoint fans — it crushed expectations, sidelined character arcs, and left everyone wondering, Who signed off on this mess? If that sounds familiar, you might be thinking about your last run-in with corporate HR. Because sometimes, HR feels a lot like the final season of […]

Working from home was once seen as the ultimate perk — no commute, flexible hours, sweatpants all day. But after a few years of widespread remote work, the cracks are showing.Behind the convenience lies a host of unintended consequences that affect not just productivity, but cognitive function, motivation, and even brain chemistry. 

  The Timeless Alienation of Meursault Albert Camus’ The Outsider gave us Meursault. The man who couldn’t fake what he didn’t feel. Indifferent to societal norms, unmoved by ritual, and detached from emotion, Meursault became a symbol of existential honesty.   But in 2025, many of us are Meursault in disguise; except we aren’t staring […]