Central to human personality theory and popularized by Carl Jung in the early 20th century, the terms introversion and extroversion are commonly used to describe the ways in which people interact with one another.  Contrary to popular belief however, the psychological preference scale relates to far more than simply how...

One hundred years ago, the first U.S. Intelligence Quotient (IQ) test was created by Psychologist Alfred Binet and Stanford University. In 1990, Emotional Intelligence (EQ) was defined as a scientifically testable “intelligence” by Psychology Professors Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer. And in 2003, Cultural Intelligence (CQ) was introduced by...

We live and work in a technology intensive world. By most accounts the level of technology involvement in our lives is at an all-time high.  That being said, it is about to increase significantly in the next few years. We have just entered a period of technological advancement that is...

Ukraine's Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design (KNUTD) has honored Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj, CEO and editorial director of the CEOWORLD magazine, with an honorary Doctorate at the "VI International Scientific Conference: Effectiveness Of Organizational And Economic Mechanism Of Innovative Development Of Higher Education," on 7 October 2016. Accepting the...

The University of Oxford ranked as Europe's top university in this year’s Times higher education world university rankings. Among the top 25 European universities, University of Cambridge is ranked 2nd, Imperial College London 3rd, Switzerland's ETH Zurich 4th, and the University College London 5th. Europe is one of the world's...

Over the past 20 years our perception of leadership has changed. Leadership theories have come and gone and leadership gurus have risen then faded away. Guidance on how to be a good leader has evolved and the leadership tool kit keeps changing as new methods outdate the old. The fundamentals...

Before Donald Trump was in politics, he was one of the biggest business tycoons in the United States.  He made most of his money through real estate investments, which is a very tough business to master. He has been in charge of thousands of employees and has learned his fair...

Workplace wellness is evolving. Health programs that were once gym memberships and free seminars have grown into more creative, comprehensive offerings — health screenings and risk assessments, coaching, online wellness solutions, and more. As health and wellness programs evolve, more companies are realizing their value. In a survey on wellness...

The University of California, Berkeley is the top college for communications majors in the U.S., according to a new salary-centric report from compensation specialist PayScale for 2016. Close behind UC Berkeley are New York University (No.2), San Jose State University (No.3), Boston College (No.4), and Ithaca College (No.5). Here's the...