(KOAA) — The holidays are supposed to be filled with joy, but when everyone is gathered around the dinner table or the tree, tough conversations can arise around politics and family values. Seena ...

Seena Hodges is a workplace culture expert and shares some insight on handling that relative or family member who likes to stir the pot. GOP members face backlash after defying Trump New Details on ...

Google is releasing an update for Gemini 2.5 Flash Native Audio for live voice agents. With this update, the model will be better at handling complex workflows, navigating user instructions, and ...

My boss has been bringing her 4-year-old son to work with her for the past two months since she lost his regular sitter when she passed away in a car accident. He’s a nice kid, but it’s fallen on us ...

Dear Abby: I have a brother who is very opinionated and in my face any time I don’t agree with him. It doesn’t matter what the subject is; he thinks he’s the only one who knows anything about it. He ...

AI promises sharper insights and faster decisions, but only if it strengthens human judgment rather than replacing it. IKNS Prof. Jessica Malloy will moderate a discussion with Culture Consultancy’s ...

Difficult conversations don’t have to be battles. In fact, they can become powerful opportunities for connection, clarity, and mutual respect—if you approach them with mindfulness. Difficult ...

Thanksgiving is here – and the winter holidays aren’t far behind – bringing the annual traditions of turkey, travel and tricky conversations. Along with the food, festivities and family traditions ...

As experienced former school leaders, we’ve had our share of difficult conversations with staff. We’ve relied on a seven-step process for navigating these conversations, but even with a process in ...

Some families learn to embrace the awkwardness and tension that come with unresolved discussions. This not only fosters an unhealthy communication style for their children, but also leaves conflicts ...