August 14, 2026 This designer was tired of being ghosted by employers. Now he’s sending them ‘unhinged’ résumés BY María José Gutiérrez Chávez Between companies ghosting job applicants and companies advertising ghost jobs that don’t exist, it can feel harder than ever to find a job. And so job seekers trying to land a new role … Continue reading This designer was tired of being ghosted by employers. Now he’s sending them ‘unhinged’ résumés
Learn how to audit martech vendors, limit their access to sensitive data and make security part of every software purchase. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on August 7, 2026 Marketers have spent years defending against hackers, but the bigger risk may come from the software marketers use. Now that research has found martech … Continue reading 6 steps to protect your data from being stolen by vendors
Researchers say software vendors routinely collect customer and business data and incorporate it into commercial products. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on August 5, 2026 New research says software vendors are routinely collecting far more customer data than is needed and using it to build commercial products. The findings come from Clark Barron, … Continue reading Is your intent data being sold to your competitors?
Any time savings from AI are getting eaten up by fixing output, managing fragmented tools, and building the governance needed to make it work. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on July 24, 2026 Marketers aren’t struggling to adopt AI. They’re struggling to make it work. An Optimizely survey of more than 2,000 B2B … Continue reading Time saved by using AI is being spent on managing its output
June 11, 2026 Why being lazy is a superpower BY Chris Lovett There’s an art to doing nothing and I have spent years trying to perfect it. Some people master the violin, others train to run marathons. I have dedicated my early forties to the delicate balance of achieving maximum results with minimal effort. In fact, … Continue reading Why being lazy is a superpower
June 09, 2026 The pros and cons of being a stoic leader BY Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic For most of human history, philosophers and scientists alike have viewed emotion as the enemy of reason. From the Stoics of Ancient Greece to modern behavioral economists, the assumption has broadly remained the same—namely that humans are obviously capable of remarkable … Continue reading The pros and cons of being a stoic leader
May 01, 2026 7 ways AI is being used at work by everyone from teachers to marketing professionals BY Associated Press Artificial intelligence is permeating workplaces, changing the nature of jobs of every stripe. Teachers are using it to create lesson plans and grade papers. Marketing professionals are harnessing it to work a room and learn … Continue reading 7 ways AI is being used at work by everyone from teachers to marketing professionals
April 25, 2026 Here’s how to learn from failure—without being consumed by it BY Melisa Buie The missed promotion. The botched presentation. The project that went sideways despite our best efforts. We’ve all been there, stuck in what I call failure’s funk: that heavy mix of shame, fear, and paralysis that keeps us replaying mistakes … Continue reading Here’s how to learn from failure—without being consumed by it
March 21, 2026 The hidden trap of being a morning person BY Camilla Kring If you wake up before sunrise ready to start the day, you’re not alone—and in many ways, the modern world is designed for you. Schools start early. Meetings begin at 8 a.m. And showing up first is still seen as a sign … Continue reading The hidden trap of being a morning person
February 20, 2026 Sam Altman thinks AI is being unduly blamed for layoffs BY Pavithra Mohan As major employers have slashed jobs over the past year, many have cited artificial intelligence or automation to justify the cuts. AI was referenced in nearly 55,000 layoffs in 2025, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas—and the … Continue reading Sam Altman thinks AI is being unduly blamed for layoffs
