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93% of Americans have complaints about meetings. Here are their top 8 do’s and don’t’s

  By Shalene Gupta August 29, 2023 “Hurray, more meetings!” said no one ever. The COVID-19 pandemic has meant we’ve given work a rethink. But unfortunately, meetings are still a mainstay—if not even more prevalent, much to everyone’s disappointment. Mmhmm, a video presentation app, asked 1,000 Americans about their thoughts on meetings, and the response … Continue reading 93% of Americans have complaints about meetings. Here are their top 8 do’s and don’t’s →

Which Big Tech company pays software engineers the most? Survey reveals salaries at Apple, Google, and Meta

  By Michael Grothaus August 29, 2023 Most software engineers dream of working at one of the Big 5 tech companies: Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft. But if the maximum possible salary also plays a role in those dreams, which company should an engineer strive for? Thanks to data compiled by tech industry careers … Continue reading Which Big Tech company pays software engineers the most? Survey reveals salaries at Apple, Google, and Meta →

Reddit Introduces First-Party Measurement Tools

Reddit Introduces First-Party Measurement Tools by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, August 24, 2023 Reddit has launched two first-party measurement tools — Reddit Brand Lift and Reddit Conversion Lift — which are intended to quantify the incremental impact and overall effectiveness of campaigns. The tools were introduced Thursday, along with the company’s internal analyses justifying their worth. The two … Continue reading Reddit Introduces First-Party Measurement Tools →

Panda Express may owe you money—or food—if you ordered delivery on its app

  By Michael Grothaus August 29, 2023 If you placed an order for delivery through the fast food chain Panda Express’ mobile app or website between July 17, 2020 and February 16, 2022, the company may owe you compensation as a result of agreeing to settle a class action lawsuit brought against it. Here’s what … Continue reading Panda Express may owe you money—or food—if you ordered delivery on its app →

What people get wrong about apologies, according to a trust scientist

  By Shalene Gupta August 29, 2023 Peter H. Kim, a professor at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business, has spent two decades studying trust and trust repair. In his new book, How Trust Works: The Science of How Relationships Are Built, Broken, and Repaired, he lays out the surprising truths about trust; … Continue reading What people get wrong about apologies, according to a trust scientist →

6 Signs Your Business Needs Intelligent Automation

6 Signs Your Business Needs Intelligent Automation Bruce Orcutt / Aug 28, 2023   Innovation is pushing the boundaries of what businesses can accomplish regarding efficiency and operational excellence. From software powered by artificial intelligence to low-code enterprise platforms, there are so many paths toward digital transformation that it can be hard to know what’s … Continue reading 6 Signs Your Business Needs Intelligent Automation →