Czech Republic ranked worlds second-best country for expats to work in - Live & Study
3. 3. 2020 | News The Czech Republic maintained its ranking in the top 3 for the third year in a row as one of the best countries for expats to work in, coming in second and beaten only by Vietnam in the Expat Insider guide by networking group Internations.
The Working Abroad Index includes 64 countries. Each country required a minimum of 75 respondents to be included in the results, and over 45 countries had a sample size of 100 or more respondents.
Enough About Father's Day. You Heard Me: #EndFathersDay
Father’s Day isn’t even here, but I’ve already had enough of it.
I know that sounds blasphemy coming from someone who is not only a dad, but a stay-at-home dad and a dad blogger, to boot. Dadding is my life. It is what makes me “me.” But I’m feeling Father’s Day overload right now. I get it. It’s a feel-good holiday that I have nothing against, per se. Yet, I find myself asking, “who needs Father’s Day?
Full list of Africa's top 20 billionaires in 2024 according to Forbes
With an impressive net worth of $13.9 billion, Dangote's financial standing remains unmatched, reaffirming his dominance in the business landscape. Forbes, the reputable New Jersey-based media organisation, reported that the fortunes of Africa's wealthiest elite experienced a notable recovery over the past year. This positive trend marks a reversal from the previous year's decline, even though their net worth has not yet reached its peak. ADVERTISEMENT
The 2024 Forbes list showcases the combined wealth of the top 20 billionaires in Africa, totaling a substantial $82.
Goats Banned From Flying American Airlines Starting in July
May 14, 2018 4:47 PM EDT
American Airlines has announced that reptiles, rodents, and goats will not be allowed to fly on their flights, even if they’re emotional support animals. These animals and a sizable list of others have been banned from flying on the airline due to safety issues
According to CBS, the airline has seen an increase in support animals in recent years, jumping more than 40% from 2016 to 2017.
Head Games: How Visual Illusions Improve Sports Performance
Image Source / Getty Images It’s that time of year again. March Madness is around the corner and athletes — and inspired fans — are aiming to improve their performance on the court. It turns out, the secret to game-time success may lie in players’ imaginations.
A new study finds that athletes are more likely to score when they think their target — be it a basket or golf hole — is larger than it really is.
How Black Lives Matter Is Changing Black History Month
Freshman year can make anyone feel lost, but Seattle teen Janelle Gary felt especially lost when she entered high school in 2015. At home, she watched a wave of gentrification drive change in the historically black Central District neighborhood, and at school, where she was one of the few students of color in an honors history class, she felt as if black perspectives were also in the minority.
Looking back at that time, as now-18-year-old freshman at Central Washington University, she feels her teacher was “tip-toeing” around hard race-related questions about history.
How David Beckhams 35-year-old sister built a 4,000-a-year concierge service that plans the soc
Now, his sister wants to follow in his footsteps. Joanne Beckham, 35, and former footballer Jay Smith, also 35, are the founders of luxury concierge company WeAreYourCity. Its mission is simple: Plan the social lives of the rich and famous. ADVERTISEMENT
Beckham, who was previously a hairdresser for 16 years, told Business Insider she always wanted to do "something for herself." It started with a conundrum.
How The Assembly Producers Convinced Michael Sheen to Participate in a Three-Hour Grilli
Celebrity interviews are usually a highly produced, intense tête-à-tête – not unlike the one Michael Sheen portrayed in “Frost/Nixon,” Peter Morgan’s dramatization of David Frost’s interviews with Richard Nixon.
But “The Assembly,” in which Sheen is grilled by a group of around 30 neurodiverse novice journalists, dispenses with the idea of a traditional celebrity interview altogether.
How to Motivate Yourself: 3 Steps Backed By Science
You make goals… but then you procrastinate.
You write a to-do list… but then you don’t follow through.
And this happens again and again and again. Seriously, what’s the problem?
Why are we so good at thinking of what to do but so terrible at actually doing those things?
The problem is you’re skipping an essential step. Here’s what it is…
The Mistake Every Productivity System MakesProductivity systems rarely take emotions into account.
How to Use Dating Apps Without Sacrificing Mental Health
At this point, there’s little dispute that dating apps work. Research has found that the quality of relationships that start online is not fundamentally different from those that start in person, and 59% of respondents to a 2015 Pew Research Center survey said dating apps and websites are “a good way to meet people.”
Good as it may be for your love life, though, swiping isn’t always all fun and games.