As jobless claims remain at historic highs, Americans are worried about unemployment. The August Ipsos “What Worries the World” poll found that unemployment was one of the top three worries among people in the U.S., with COVID-19 taking t…
Most of us have spent the majority of 2020 working from home now, and there’s nothing to suggest that the remaining months of the year will see a significant change.
There are at least two good reasons for this. Keeping workers safe should be th…
In March 2020, the largest “work-from-home” experiment in history began.
The moment entire companies moved their workforces remote, business owners and employees alike both started to realize new realities about their jobs. For years, peo…
As organizations rush to reopen, many are falling into the trap of “getting back to normal,” not realizing that we’re heading into a period of waves of restrictions once again.
The words we use to describe our pets often reflect our own insecurity and narcissism, rather than the relationship we have with our animals.
Lots of managers try to hire employees who share Mark Twain’s view on work: “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”
But earning a living is important, too, so shouldn’t candidates pr…
The 5-G powered robot is helping people get back to work South Korea
Ubisoft has faced scrutiny for what many described as a ‘boys’ club’ culture
Soon deep learning will be embedded in everything and become so normal nobody will even talk about it
The Digital Age is also the Age of Data. During Davos 2020, renown historian and futurist Yuval Harari once again emphasized us of the importance and potential power of data. In fact, he envisioned a future where there where 2 classes of people–the wealthy elites who controlled data and the exploited “data colonies.” Data, he […]
