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Cool, Cutting-Edge AI Videos Will Change How Companies Communicate With Their Workers
D-ID is launching a new platform that produces uniquely personalized and engaging e-learning, corporate training and marketing AI video content
Why Smaller Cities Make For Hotter Job Markets
Wondering where the best place to work is? Here’s the deets of why these cities are topping the charts
3 Things Elon Musk Got Right About The Return To The Office (And Some He Got Wrong)
Hybrid work is a new world for leadership—and there is plenty to learn from what prominent leaders get right—or wrong—about their communication and their edicts
Working Parents Are In Crisis: New Data And The 5 Best Responses
The majority of parents work, and they are struggling. The news is sobering, but there are some pragmatic ways organizations and communities can respond
Why Imposter Syndrome Isn’t All That Bad
While many focus on the negative side of imposter syndrome, it actually isn’t all that bad. Here’s why it pays to acknowledge its benefits and ultimately embrace it
8 Valuable LinkedIn Features You Should Start Using Right Away, Part 1
LinkedIn is replete with features that will help you build your personal brand and connect with your target audience. Use these to increase your success
Reflections On Davos
Reflections from a very different World Economic Forum meeting in Davos
Salesforce Doubles Down On Its Talent Strategy To Build Professional Learning Communities
Salesforce's expanded training ecosystem provides an instructive example on how to support and extend its own, its customers and anyone else's careers
Human Resources Professionals Offer Creative Ways To Improve Worker Morale
In a free-flowing conversation with three vice presidents of human resources, the HR professionals offer insights into what is going on in the food-service industry
3 Key Lessons For CEOs And Founders Needing A Creative Breakthrough
Creativity has been rated highly as an important emerging skill in business, but very often, seasoned leaders rely too heavily on what they’ve done in the past when in fact,…