There are alarms to help people wake up, but there isn’t anything similar to help people fall asleep. It seems that no matter how […]
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Data shows that when it comes to influencing people’s interactions in the workplace, generally information doesn’t change behavior. As well-intentioned as diversity training might be, […]
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The phrase: “If I’m lying, I’m dying” should be changed to: “If I’m sitting, I’m dying” even though it doesn’t rhyme. If you haven’t […]
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Understandably, some employers (and employees) have mixed feelings about the gig economy. While many enjoy the freedom gained and overhead saved, others miss office […]
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Today, balancing career and family is no longer a women-only issue. Employed parents of all genders say their primary concern is not having enough […]
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Millennials, commonly but not exclusively defined as people born between 1981 and 1996, occupy a complicated space in today’s workplace—predominantly because they’re the youngest […]
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With apologies to singer Robert Palmer, you might as well face it, you’re addicted to technology. We all love our various smart devices, and it […]
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“Design thinking” is a fairly common term. Even if the phrase is new to you, it’s reasonably easy to intuit how it works: design […]
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It’s a dilemma. On the one hand, today’s buzzing, multifaceted working environments challenge employees more than ever before. On the other, these same working […]
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Nancy Spangler, senior consultant at the Center for Workplace Mental Health of the American Psychiatric Foundation, says that one in five adults has a […]
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Are the questions you’re asking potential employees truly helping you identify the best candidate? Increasingly, employers are learning that questions don’t need to be […]
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Using HR data can be legally and ethically complicated, but if analyzed with care, it can also be a team’s greatest asset. Because of […]
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