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Maximum Flexibility, Mobility And Employee Empowerment Are The Future Of Work At Kayak And OpenTable, Says CEO Steve Hafner
Instead of worrying about having to let go of people after the travel and restaurant industries took a hit during the pandemic, Kayak and OpenTable CEO Steve Hafner now finds…
What Does HBO’s Succession Get Right About Real-World CEO Succession?
Is the HBO show just a compelling black comedy or does it really mirror the corporate world?
Employers In A Pinch As Workers Say, ‘Take This Job And Shove It’
The labor force is on the march, creating a hiring crisis and a new job market. Old recruiting practices no longer work, and employers—forced to use new strategies—have broadened their…
In Defence Of Creators
Gustav Lundberg Toresson: There’s also a common misconception around creators in the creator economy, a phrase often uttered by cynics of the industry: “It must be so easy.”
LinkedIn COO Dan Shapero Says We’re In The ‘Great Reshuffle,’ An Historic Time Of Rethinking The Way We Work With A Focus On ‘Flexibility’ And ‘Trust’
In an in-depth interview with LinkedIn COO Daniel Shapero, he discussed the revolutionary workplace trend of the “Great Reshuffle” that he has seen on the social media platform
A Worker Shortage And Companies Refusing To Offer Job Candidates Remote And Flexible Options Lead To Stressed Recruiters And Hiring Gridlock
Jobvite, a leading talent acquisition site, conducted a survey of over 800 recruiters and human resources professionals to gain an understanding of how they are coping with the current challenges…
Having A Purpose Is Good Business
Today’s MBAs and recent grads want “purpose as well as a paycheck,” and they’re looking for companies that can provide that. They also want work/life balance
The COVID Pandemic Left Millions Of Women Out Of Work. Returnships Could Help Them Come Back
Nearly million women dropped out of the labor force amid the pandemic
Why Mentoring Hispanic Youth Today Is Critical For The Talent Pipelines Of Tomorrow
More than half the workforce will be Hispanic in less than ten years. Here’s why and how companies should invest in meaningful mentorships for this often underserved talent pool
Managers: Ask Yourself These Questions To Stay Ahead Of Employee Burnout
Cultivating a work culture that helps employees (and you) avoid burnout is a challenge for managers at the best of times