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WELLBORN, Texas — Brig. Gen. Bentley Nettles begins his new book, Creating Excellence: Insights into Leadership, Life and Legacy, by asking readers, “Where do you find excellence?” It’s a trick question because, as Nettles goes on to explain, excellence isn’t something that
NEW YORK & PRINCETON, N.J. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and ETS are collaborating to deliver a new end-to-end talent management solution designed to empower the future workforce while also enhancing the way organizations source, manage, upskill, and
Despite caution, survey shows optimism exists related to customer acquisition, access to capital and talent, and cost efficiencies CHERRY HILL, N.J. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — As the small business world continues to navigate rapid digital transformation and related shifts
The agency has not fully reckoned with airborne transmission of the coronavirus in settings like hospitals, schools and meatpacking plants, experts said. — NYT: Top Stories
Friday: Education leaders and teachers have openly criticized the California State’s reopening plan. Parents and legislators are not backing down. — NYT: Top Stories
The “Big Bang Theory” alum, who is also a scientist, joked she is looking forward to repping all the “geeks” out there. — FOX News
To assess how public schools have navigated the pandemic and the impact on students, The Times examined seven representative districts. The answers were strikingly different. — NYT: Top Stories
The virus has taken the life of a young American teacher who became famous for a 2018 video of her students. Meanwhile, confusion and shortages impede some U.S. vaccination campaigns. And, India has approved the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and a local version.
An analysis of school attendance shows the inequities. New England governors appealed for caution over the holidays. — NYT: Top Stories