For many Geyn Zers (1997 to 2012), landing a job feels less like a sprint and more like a marathon. On average, young job seekers submit 24 applications before receiving an offer, compared to 12 for Gen Xers (1965s to 1980s) and just 11 for Baby Boomers (1946 to 1964). It’s a startling statistic revealed…
Imagine driving your car when a little light flickers to life on your dashboard. You glance at it, think it can wait, and carry on. You’re not alone—43% of UK drivers admit to ignoring these glowing warnings, according to a recent report by Green Flag. Here’s the sobering part: 31% of drivers have faced breakdowns,…
Driving safely requires more than a steady hand on the wheel; it demands clear and accurate vision. Yet, statistics reveal a shocking fact. More than 2% of drivers in the United States would fail the vision test if required to retake it today. Poor vision endangers the driver and everyone else on the road. With…
The introduction of AI for everything from writing and manufacturing to speech recognition and credit scoring has raised questions about the future of human thought. As machines become more advanced and capable, some people are concerned about what they will do to mankind. Can it take over our jobs? Do all of our thinking for…
