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Why We Are (Still) Talking About Quiet Quitting
From TikTok to NPR, the idea workers setting boundaries—doing the work that they are paid for and expecting to be paid for the work they—do has captivated our collective imagination.…
The Right Way To Design Your Emerging Leaders Program
Building out a program for emerging leaders is a long journey and one that’s riddled with obstacles and traps. Instead of leaving you to learn these lessons through trial and…
Onboarding In A Virtual Workplace With A Coaching Culture Buddy
While in a physical workplace, many organizations would rely on spontaneous and organic interactions to help people make those connections, many struggled to replicate that when onboarding was being done…
There’s A High Probability You May Not Be Trusted
If trust is one of the most essential forms of capital a leader can possess, it might also be the source of some of their deficits. Research shows over 45%…
Microsoft Says ‘Productivity Paranoia’ Can Hurt Hybrid Workplaces
New data from Microsoft’s Work Trend Index, which surveyed 20,000 employees across 11 countries, finds that despite early signs of a productivity boom during the pandemic, there’s a steep divide…
Could The Four-Day Workweek Become The New Global Standard?
The four-day workweek is becoming a reality for many, as it continues to gain global adoption. In early June, over 70 companies in the United Kingdom embarked upon a six-month…
5 Steps To Negotiating Your Best Possible Compensation
With over ten years of experience working in procurement and supply chain, Brandon Bramley is a skilled negotiation expert committed to equipping career professionals with the confidence they need to…
3 Steps To Empowering Employees To Solve Problems
The person closest to the problem is your best chance at solving the problem
A Huge Innovation Could Take Decades; This Nobel Prize Winner Reveals The Mindset You Need To Keep Yourself Going
This Nobel Prize winner discovered a black hole at the center of our galaxy. But it took decades
Are Founders Discriminated Against If They Look For Jobs?
Most firms say that they want employees to be innovative and creative, but this doesn't appear to extend to wanting to hire former entrepreneurs. Research explores why this is