Hi, Welcome Welcome back August 10, 2026 Are people in creative professions happier? It’s complicated BY Sarah Bregel Creative work is on the rise. According to recent projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, creative and multimedia design roles are expected to grow by 12% over the next six years—one of the biggest increases ever for … Continue reading Are people in creative professions happier? It’s complicated
August 07, 2026 Employee happiness is climbing back from all-time lows, survey suggests BY Ella Chakarian A new survey shows employee morale is on the rise after hitting all-time lows. BambooHR, an HR software platform, used employee net promoter scores (eNPS)—a numeric rating of how likely employees are to recommend the organization as a place to … Continue reading Employee happiness is climbing back from all-time lows, survey suggests
How to use Claude’s voice mode Anthropic’s chatbot can be very vocal, if you want it to be. By Igor Bonifacic Aug. 9, 2026 Igor Bonifacic for Engadget Since 2025, Anthropic has offered a voice mode through Claude, allowing you to speak to its chatbot instead of writing out your prompts. This past … Continue reading How to use Claude’s voice mode
August 09, 2026 I’m a CEO overwhelmed by AI projects. Here’s my system for staying sane BY Randy Julian I’ve never been good at stopping what I’m doing. AI has made this problem even worse. Near the end of a recent workday, I was looking forward to closing my laptop and enjoying a relaxing dinner with … Continue reading I’m a CEO overwhelmed by AI projects. Here’s my system for staying sane
Survey design and analysis aren’t the problem. The delays happen between them. AI-native platforms are designed to eliminate that friction. By Susan Ferrari Published on August 6, 2026 Most market research projects don’t slow down because of survey design or analysis. They slow down in between. Questionnaires move from one system to … Continue reading The biggest bottleneck in market research isn’t the research
August 09, 2026 Avoid these 6 phrases if you want to sound more confident BY Judith Humphrey If you want to sound confident, avoid expressions that broadcast your insecurity. Eliminate the following words and expressions from your speech. 1. LOOK! This word is usually uttered in a commanding tone. It orders the audience to pay attention. … Continue reading Avoid these 6 phrases if you want to sound more confident
August 08, 2026 Why can’t your email be as secure as your texts? BY Michael Grothaus Most people take for granted that the messages they send via popular messaging apps like Meta’s WhatsApp or Apple’s iMessage are end-to-end encrypted (E2EE), meaning that no one but the sender and receiver—not even WhatsApp or Apple—can read the contents. … Continue reading Why can’t your email be as secure as your texts?
No attribution model can answer every business question. Successful B2B marketers combine attribution, MMM, and experimentation instead. By Dan Harris Published on August 6, 2026 For years, B2B marketers treated attribution like a courtroom case: gather the evidence, assign credit, and prove which channel “won.” That model no longer fits how buyers behave, … Continue reading Stop looking for the perfect attribution model
August 08, 2026 Terafab could become the largest factory on the planet—or Elon Musk’s biggest failure BY Jesus Diaz At last, we know how Elon Musk’s fabled Terafab will look. Tesla and SpaceX showed a video rendering of their jointly developed advanced chip factory on Thursday. It will occupy 100 million square feet in Grimes County, Texas, about … Continue reading Terafab could become the largest factory on the planet—or Elon Musk’s biggest failure
Most brands recognize customers but don’t understand their context. Learn what’s keeping personalization from meeting rising customer expectations. By Katie Templin Published on August 7, 2026 The bar has moved, and it’s moved further than most organizations realize. A first name in a subject line used to signal effort. Now it barely registers. … Continue reading Personalization still falls short of customer expectations
