Keeping Talent on the Road to Success
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Stepping off the career track is easy, but getting back on is hard. In March 2005, the Harvard Business Review published a landmark article by Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Carolyn Buck Luce entitled "Off-Ramps and On-Ramps: Keeping Talented Women on the Road to Success." This network is an outgrowth of the amazing response that piece generated. We want this to be a place for people who are either ramping up or ramping down to share their experiences and network with each other. We also want our members to tell us how companies can make this process easier.
There is no one cause for anxiety; it is likely that many factors contribute to a person's chances of developing anxiety. Scientists have broken down the potential causes into three groups, genetics and early learning, brain biochemistry, and the fight or flight mechanism.
Brain Biochemistry - Chemical Imbalance
Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers in the brain that regulate a person's thoughts and feelings. Two of the primary neurotransmitters that affect a person's fe
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Posted by Robert Elson on November 21, 2009 at 7:35am
We don't know how anxiety feels like. So, how does anxiety feel like? Lets look at an example below.
Johny, a factory worker, has started to become nervous in social settings. Though he has always been shy, lately he has had extreme difficulty in a variety of social situations. One of his responsibilities at work is to interview job applicant. he finds it difficult to look into his interviewee's eyes, and often the mere thought of the interview sends him into a panic. his heart beat ra
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