The “Great Resignation” has left a lot of people with time on their hands. And while this time may be a welcome respite from the daily grind, most folks will need to get back to work eventually. For many, this period is a time of reflecti…
I once had a seventy-five-minute one-way commute to work. It was a truly exhausting journey tacked on to the beginning and end of my typical twelve-hour days in the office. I quickly came to dread having to be on the road by 5:30 every morning, and onl…
Rarely a week goes by in which I fail to receive some sort of emailed survey asking me about organizational climate, diversity and equity issues, or how I feel about some product I glanced at online. We live in a data-driven society and there seems to …
Colleges, businesses, and bureaucracies have long operated on an “old power” model—rigid hierarchies that rule from the top down. But Henry Timms says that paradigm is going extinct. In his book, New Power: How Power Works in Our H…
Move would be the first time the competition watchdog has reversed a Big Tech acquisition
Shares of the microblogging platform surged 9% in early trading
Lessons from Bugatti, Starbucks, and Moderna.
Companies across the world are at a critical moment for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The impact of prevalent social justice movements with the changing definition of work has placed a new focus on work culture and creating inclusive workplac…
Instant messaging platforms like Slack make it easy to send messages to coworkers, but they can also be distracting when you’re getting interrupted by notifications constantly. Avoid information overload by knowing how and when to use it.
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The Great Resignation is here, and millions of U.S. workers are quitting their jobs—or planning to, anyway. A whopping 65% of working adults say they are looking for a new gig, according to an August poll conducted by PwC. Luckily for job hunter…
