Seasonal Affective Disorder (also known as Seasonal Depression) is a type of depression that occurs in a cyclical or seasonal pattern, typically during the darker months of winter
Author: Alyssa Hernandez
30-something. Libra. I write about HR Stuff. Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @highonhr
Here’s to 30
To commemorate my ascent into the next decade, I asked my friends and colleagues to share their best life/career advice--here's what they had to say
“No Touching!” A Few Thoughts on Bodily Autonomy in the Workplace
Listen—I really don't care if you hug one another in the workplace; there are even some benefits to physical touch in a work environment. What I do have an issue with is when that type of intimacy becomes forced or even potentially non-consensual.
It’s Just Hair
Having a mood disorder is exhausting.
Sunday, You Scary
Sundays are universally known as a 'day of rest' in many cultures, yet we still allow ourselves to fixate on what lies ahead, robbing us of the time meant to help us recharge. While I can't eliminate your weekday responsibilities, here are a few suggestions which can help you regain control of your weekend
Thank You, Next
While most professionals agree that sending a post-interview follow-up is common courtesy, when you add unnecessary barriers to your hiring process you risk coming off as a sociopathic weirdo, among other considerations:
So You Had a Bad Day
Nobody is immune to bad days. Coffee spills, traffic jams slow you down when you're already running late
