humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

Holocaust (1975)
The planned genocide of ALL the world's Jewish people by the Nazi regime during World War 2 has come to be known as "the Holocaust," which is a Greek word that derives from the concept of "destruction by fire." It began with the racist Nuremberg Laws when Hitler came to power; it ended with millions upon millions dead at concentration death and slave labor camps such as Auschwitz, Treblinka, Bergen-Belsen, Buchenwald, and Sobibor. Millions of beautiful, innocent, and valuable human beings were killed for no other reason than they were Jewish; other victim's groups included Roma ("Gypsies"), homosexuals, communists and socialists, the mentally or physically disabled, and members of pacifist and "uncooperative" religious groups, such as the Jehova's Witnesses. To be a dissident in Nazi Germany, or show ANY resistance to them or their plan for world domination and mass murder on an unimaginable scale, meant death.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Journal
Recruitment Technology: How to build the ultimate tech stack
The pandemic, its after-effects, how it has altered businesses and industries worldwide, how it has led to rapid digitization and technological innovations and challenges alike, and more – we’ve witnessed it all over the last couple of years. However, one crucial aspect hasn’t changed – people will always remain the most crucial asset of an organization, and this is evident in how companies prioritize their workforce over profit margins. There has been a sea of changes in human resource management. At the same time, technological advancements are opening a new frontier of opportunities for organizations to amplify their HR functions – including recruitment.
By HRSolutions Marketing3 years ago in Journal
What Exactly Is a Hybrid Team? Here's Everything You Should Know
What exactly is a hybrid team? Everything you need to know about hybrid teams is right here. The workplace of the future will be hybrid. As employees return to work, several offices are limiting capacity or requiring employees to come in on specified days or shifts. As a result, some employees work remotely while others work from the office, resulting in a hybrid team structure.
By Munnazir Zarin3 years ago in Journal
Can a Lone Proprietor Hire Employees?
If you're asking whether a single proprietor can hire staff, the answer is yes, but it's not usual. This post will address this question as well as related topics such as employment law, contracts, freelancers, and limited companies.
By cheap accountant3 years ago in Journal
All good things mus(n)t come to an end
You've probably heard the phrase "all good things must come to an end". It's not true. When Chaucer wrote "But at the laste, as every thing hath ende, She took hir leve, and nedes wolde wende," (a phrase I still don't fully understand, due to my ashamedly limited knowledge of old-timey writing) I'm thinking he meant everything has an end. Naturally speaking, this is probably true. We live, we die, most all things have a beginning and an end. But there are lots of good things that never end.
By Jeryn Cambrah3 years ago in Journal
Season of the Witch
I caught myself wondering what I would wear to your funeral. I stood in the walk in closet, the baby strapped to my chest, my hands hanging up sweaters, smoothing the shoulders of blouses. Laundry day.
By Cassandra Colley-Couse3 years ago in Journal
Tapping my way into healing childhood trauma
I did it. I went to dance class. It's been a decade since my sister stopped dancing and a decade since I stopped with her -- well, until six days ago.
By Jessi3 years ago in Journal
For All of Those Having a Hard Time Right Now, Read This
When we are caught up in an emotion, it’s difficult to imagine ourselves feeling any other way, isn’t it? When we’re happy with our partner and we feel that ecstatic love, we can’t imagine ever not feeling that way. We think it will last forever. The same goes for negative emotions too. Those times when we are heartbroken and sad and struggling to get out of bed. The struggle is harder because we almost can’t see a way out of that feeling.
By Entrepreneuria3 years ago in Journal
Do These Things and I’ll Always Read Your Article
I follow a lot of other writers on Medium. 24,331 to be exact. I follow so many other writers because I follow the maximum I’m allowed to follow each and every day. That’s 120 new people I follow daily. I like building my following in this way.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer3 years ago in Journal
Recession Income Secrets
Recession is a significant, pervasive & persistent decline in economic activity. Recessions are generally times of economic hardship, when companies cut staff and prices on the stock market fall and stay low. If you’re looking for ways to make money during a recession you could consider selling and renting things you own, as well as earning more money in the evenings and weekends to bolster your income.
By Estalontech3 years ago in Journal
8 Habits that make you a BED SAVING person
1. Insufficient forethought Staying afloat, let alone moving forward, is much more difficult without a budget. An effective way to keep tabs on your spending and earnings is through the use of a budget. Changes that save you money can be made.
By Cosmin Child3 years ago in Journal
A Fresh Money Mindset in a few steps
Possessing a money mentality can be tough. It takes a moment to think about every aspect of your current life in the form of financial investment. It is very important to keep focused for the foreseeable future and trust in your ability to achieve everything with your funds.
By Cosmin Child3 years ago in Journal