A Cultural Guide to Halloween

A Cultural Guide to Halloween

Boo! While Halloween is officially on October 31st, the celebrations often start as early as September and continue throughout the spooky season. The holiday has origins in Europe and though it is becoming increasingly popular there, in the U.S. the levels of...
Five Tips for Doing Business in Chile

Five Tips for Doing Business in Chile

On September 18th, 1810, Chile officially began its fight for independence from Spain. Now referred to as “dieciocho” (meaning eighteen) by Chileans, the holiday is a time to commemorate the Chileans who fought for independence and celebrate the country’s...
Baby Teeth Traditions Around the World

Baby Teeth Traditions Around the World

Losing one’s baby teeth is an exciting event for a child. It is not only a tangible sign of growing up, but it also comes with different traditions that allow the family and the child to celebrate the milestone. As you might imagine, these baby teeth celebrations...
Talking to Your Boss if Someone Less Qualified Makes More

Talking to Your Boss if Someone Less Qualified Makes More

A new hire on your team makes substantially more than you. Here’s how to make sure you’re paid fairly. The Great Resignation has caused an unprecedented demand for workers and has raised hiring offers. If employees learn they make less than new hires who perform...
Family Day in Ukraine

Family Day in Ukraine

How often do you take time to celebrate your family? Perhaps you celebrate birthdays, gather for religious occasions, or simply enjoy regular meals around the table. In Ukraine, families celebrate Victory Day, Easter, Christmas, and New Year’s–Ukraine’s most popular...