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The Most In-Demand Jobs Of 2021
In a year of record resignations, widespread labor shortages and a “war for talent,” the most in-demand jobs came from industries that rebounded or pandemic-fueled shifts that changed how we…
Inside The Weekly Zoom Room That Has Met Since April 2020
In April 2020, mere weeks into the Covid pandemic, Dr. Susan Birne-Stone, a member of the think tank which hosted the conference, posted a message stating that she was opening…
How Status Is Portrayed In Zoom Meetings
The background one uses when conversing on Zoom has taken on increased importance given the otherwise egalitarian nature of the platform. New research explores how leaders visualize status on such…
Good News And Bad News About Raises In 2022 – How To Maximize Yours
You don’t just want to settle for what your employer decides to pay, even if it seems initially generous. Instead, advocate for what you deserve and what will keep you…
10 Must-Read Career And Leadership Books For 2022
We’ve scanned the publishers’ 2022 catalogs for the career and leadership books that are poised to be the most helpful, the most compelling—or, at least in one instance, the most…
3 Steps To Help You Change A Person’s Mind
There always is an opportunity for a different result
How Do You Train Managers For The Challenges Of Tomorrow?
To introduce real change in an industry do you change course, or start from scratch? If GM and Ford don’t have the DNA for the EV market will they be…
2022 Prediction: The Influence Of Web3 On The Future Of Work
If 2021 was the year that Web3 became a buzzword, 2022 will be the year that the values behind Web3 start to make a lasting impact on the way we…
Intel Adopted A ‘Hybrid-First’ Work Model And Increased Compensation By $2 Billion To Win The War For Top Talent
Christy Pambianchi, executive vice president and chief people officer of Intel, said one of her top priorities is to prepare the chip maker's global teams for the future of work.…