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Worried about attrition? You should let employees rotate jobs

Hi, Welcome Welcome back   By Lauren Valente January 22, 2024 For so long, career paths were generally thought of as linear: Get trained, build expertise, and work hard to advance in your chosen field until retirement. However, because of a global pandemic, challenging socio-economic crosswinds, and a tightening labor market, it’s no surprise that … Continue reading Worried about attrition? You should let employees rotate jobs →

There are 3 ways to challenge a statement. The one you pick says a lot about your character

By Yonason Goldson January 21, 2024 Taylor Swift is a political asset working for the Pentagon The FBI instigated the January 6 capitol riots Nikki Haley is not a natural American citizen and is therefore ineligible to serve as president Claudine Gay’s ouster as president of Harvard was motivated by racism Videos of the October … Continue reading There are 3 ways to challenge a statement. The one you pick says a lot about your character →

4 red flags that your business is guilty of social washing—and how to fix it

  By Ildiko Almasi Simsic January 20, 2024 Consumers today are not only conscious of corporations’ social responsibilities but are also increasingly informed about what true corporate responsibility means in practice. Tokenistic use of social initiatives to score extra points with customers will no longer cut it. Social washing has recently come into the spotlight … Continue reading 4 red flags that your business is guilty of social washing—and how to fix it →

I used LinkedIn as my only social media for 3 weeks. Here’s what happened

  By Joe Berkowitz January 20, 2024 Social media is broken. It feels impossible now to keep up with friends and news in the same place—to be informed, entertained, and part of a community all at once. As Ryan Broderick has written, there’s no longer anywhere to figure out what everyone’s talking about, and the … Continue reading I used LinkedIn as my only social media for 3 weeks. Here’s what happened →

The backlash against DEI is bad business. Here are 4 ways in which inclusion drives growth

  By Mita Mallick January 19, 2024 There has recently been an intense DEI backlash felt across the country, from legislation being passed locally and nationally, to companies defunding DEI initiatives, to leaders like Elon Musk saying things like “DEI must DIE.” Now, many are questioning the future of DEI work. But now is not … Continue reading The backlash against DEI is bad business. Here are 4 ways in which inclusion drives growth →

Predictions For Future Google Performance And Monetization Strategies

Predictions For Future Google Performance And Monetization Strategies by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 19, 2024 Search engine optimization (SEO) experts at North, a content performance and digital public relations agency in the UK, conducted a study to predict what Google will look like in 2050, and some of the services and monetization strategies it will … Continue reading Predictions For Future Google Performance And Monetization Strategies →