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Every great leader has a backstory filled with inspiration, direction, and deeply held principles. That basis for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky comes from his parents, Rymma and Alexander Zelensky. They have quietly remained in the background, molding their son’s tenacity, intelligence, and unwavering moral compass, even though he is a world-renowned figure who commands headlines and history books. A Mathematician’s Practice: Oleksandr Zelensky’s Legacy Being the father of a president is not all that Oleksandr Zelensky is. He has devoted his life to academia as a distinguished professor of mathematics and cybernetics at Kryvyi Rih State University, influencing the next…

In a world where competition is fierce and opportunities are limited, it’s more important than ever to create a professional profile that stands out. Whether you’re seeking a new job, growing your freelance business, or establishing a personal brand, a well-crafted profile is essential. With platforms like Professional Profile, you can create a profile that not only reflects your skills but also sets you apart from the competition. A professional profile is more than just a resume, it’s a digital representation of who you are. It should capture your experience, skills, and personality, providing a snapshot of your qualifications and…

Nearly 60% of employees believe they’ve been denied promotions due to insufficient digital skills, according to new research by FDM Group. The survey, conducted by Censuswide, highlights a growing concern about the digital skills gap in the UK financial sector, revealing that many workers feel unprepared for the demands of modern roles. The study, which surveyed 250 decision-makers within UK financial institutions and banks, found that 58% of employees think their organisation lacks the resources to effectively train staff. This issue is particularly pronounced among younger employees, with 70% of those aged 18 to 24 feeling especially neglected. Despite a…

Creatives severely impacted by the pandemic have discovered profitable new ways to sell their work online Artists are leveraging social media to attract fans, then monetising their content through subscription platforms like Patreon This model provides a more stable income but is prone to misuse and forces artists to act as their own agents and promoters Musicians are forging more financially stable careers through subscription platforms such as Patreon, as revealed by a recent study, providing hope in the face of streaming challenges and copyright infringement. The pandemic-induced shift to digital art sales, necessitated by the inability to perform live,…

A recent study by personal injury experts Claims.co.uk has unveiled some fascinating insights into the UK’s sick day statistics, revealing which regions lose the most working days due to sickness and absence. By analysing data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) covering the period from 2013 to 2022, the study sheds light on significant regional variations that could have substantial implications for businesses and policymakers alike. Wales is the calling-in-sick capital of the UK, losing 5.64 days per year on average.  The North East and Scotland rank second and third, calling in sick an average of 5.11 and 4.87…

A new study conducted by London Office Space has highlighted the most sought-after careers in the UK for 2024, providing valuable insights for those seeking promising professional opportunities. The most in-demand careers this year so far uncovered, according to new data A new study revealed the most popular careers among Brits this year so far with data analysis named top  The findings consider the average nationwide monthly Google searches, as well as the available job listings for each position  Data Analyst is the most in-demand position, drawing 5,145.83 monthly Google searches across the country  An expert offers insight to job…