Terri Williams
Business/education/lifestyle writer
Terri has an extensive and versatile writing portfolio with bylines at USA Today, Yahoo, U.S. News & World Report, The Economist, About.com, Investopedia, The San Francisco Chronicle, and Realtor.com.
PROJECTS
USA TODAY
High Water: How the Army Corps of Engineers Handles Flooding
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provides the first line of defense against dangerous flooding . . .
USA TODAY
NASA's Future in Space
Two-time astronaut Leland Melvin explains the importance of higher education in the continuing success of space exploration . . .
execed.economist.com
CEO job security: How to remain at the helm (or quickly rebound when fired)
Lately, the CEOs of high-profile companies have been falling like dominoes: UBER, General Electric, Buffalo Wild Wings, Whirlpool, Priceline – even Avon and Oreo/Cadbury.
Why are so many CEOs . . .
realtor.com
Pros and Cons of a Homeowners Association Every Buyer Should Consider
HGTV's Drew Scott of the Property Brothers and other experts weigh in on the pros and cons of moving into a neighborhood with an HOA.
US News & World Report
7 Myths About Online Education
From accreditation to employability, don't let these notions get in the way of exploring an online degree . . .
The Ladders
If your boss says this, it’s a sign they probably underestimate you
Feedback is the key to success on any job, but some comments or responses may be warning signs of potential problems. Sometimes, the issue is a micromanaging boss. In fact, 59% of . . .
fairygodboss.com
Is 50K a Year a Good Salary? The Answer Depends on 4 Things
When choosing a job or a career path, you will consider numerous different factors, including your interests, abilities, strengths, degree and highest level of education completed . . .
execed.economist.com
Four bad habits that executives should nix
Old habits may be hard to break, but leaders who plan to be successful in the C-Suite need to make a concerted effort to do so. As John Maxwell would say, “Everything rises and falls on . . .
homelandprepnews.com
Cham Dallas explains U.S. emergency medical profession unprepared for nuclear attack
North Korea’s threats to carry out a nuclear strike on the United States underscores the need for the medical community to be prepared to treat potentially large numbers of patients . . .
realtor.com
Flickering Lights: What's Normal and What Indicates You Have a Serious Problem?
Flickering lights—not to be confused with blinking holiday lights—can be cause for concern in your home, a possible sign that something . . .
Yahoo
Six Fast-Growing Careers Taking Over the U.S.
Whether you are fresh out of college, unemployed, or considering a mid-career change, you want to land a job in a field that's growing. But with the ever-changing global economy . . .
realtor.com
How Long Do Refrigerators Last? The Life Span of Kitchen Appliances
If you're asking "How long do refrigerators last?" you're probably either planning a remodel or you're the owner of a really old kitchen appliance. It's unheard of for . . .
execed.economist.com
Digital distractions make leaders less influential
Each week, the average employee spends roughly 13 hours reading and responding to email, which accounts for 28% of the workweek, according to a report by McKinsey Global Institute.
execed.economist.com
C-Level Execs and Ex-Employees Pose Greatest Cybersecurity Risk
Hackerpocalypse. That is the term used by Cybersecurity Ventures to describe the onslaught of cyber-crime that cost $3 trillion globally in 2015 and is . . .
Investopedia
4 Things You Should Never Reveal During a Job Interview
A job interview is your opportunity to shine by bringing the information on your resume . . .