March 15, 2024 3 blatant ways the Great Betrayal is damaging workplace culture—and how leaders can rebuild trust Leaders who do not address the impacts of the Great Betrayal risk high attrition and low productivity. BY Jennifer Dulski A dramatic shift is happening in workplaces. After numerous high-profile rounds of job cuts last year and more … Continue reading 3 blatant ways the Great Betrayal is damaging workplace culture—and how leaders can rebuild trust
By Doreen Lorenzo March 12, 2024 Abigail Brody is a design executive who has spent more than a decade of her design career at Fortune 500 companies, including Apple, where she helped to create dark mode and some of the first iPhone’s design explorations. She leads product design at Physna’s Thangs, the fastest-growing 3D model … Continue reading An early Apple designer on what makes an interface truly great
By Judith Humphrey January 25, 2024 We regularly read about entrepreneurs starting their companies at a young age. Bill Gates was 19 when he founded Microsoft—the same age Mark Zuckerberg was when he launched Facebook, and Michael Dell when he began Dell Technologies. These are classic cases of successful entrepreneurship among the young. But … Continue reading It’s not too late: 5 reasons people over 40 make great entrepreneurs
By Brad Jacobs January 08, 2024 A work environment is at its most productive when communication flows honestly and frequently. It’s impossible to overcommunicate with the team. I’m a big advocate of communication in all its forms. It makes it possible for me to convey my vision to employees in ways that can inspire … Continue reading Why great leaders overcommunicate
By Julia Herbst November 05, 2023 Remember when everyone was obsessed with the Great Resignation? We published piece after piece looking at why so many workers were resigning, and what employers could do to ensure remaining employees felt valued and engaged. Now that the Great Resignation is decidedly over—even according to the professor who … Continue reading If you hate your job, you’re not alone. Everyone is experiencing the ‘Great Gloom’
Well-written content doesn’t do much good without a pleasing UX. Here are simple steps to improve your site and keep people on your pages. Michael Brenner on October 16, 2023 Solid writing is critical to effective content marketing, you already know that. However, your target audience won’t read your content if it doesn’t look good. … Continue reading 9 ways to improve your content’s UX beyond great writing
By Sam Becker October 06, 2023 The era of confounding economic data and indicators stretches on. The latest jobs report, released Friday, shows that the economy added 336,000 jobs during September, leaving the unemployment rate at 3.8%, a sign that the labor market remains strong, despite fears that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes … Continue reading The Great Mismatch: With millions of open positions, why does the job market feel so dire?
By Jared Lindzon June 22, 2023 Many assumed that a more precarious economic outlook would bring resignation levels back to pre-pandemic norms. Instead, inflation and recessions fears seem to be inspiring more workers to switch jobs. When the economy takes a turn for the worst, quit rates tend to drop dramatically, as they did … Continue reading The Great Resignation still isn’t over
Roberto Baldwin @strngwys The Kia EV6 is an outstanding EV based on the Hyundai Motor Group’s E-GMP architecture. One of the more impressive elements of the crossover is that it charges at 240kW at compatible DC fast charging stations. That’s quicker than offerings from Mercedes, Volkswagen, BMW and Ford, and it means less time at … Continue reading Kia’s EV6 GT crams performance into a great EV
The Great Cutback: Most Consumers Are Reducing Their Spending by Ray Schultz , Columnist, December 29, 2022 Consumers are adhering to their guilty pleasures — even as they worry about inflation and other threats to their finances. For instance, some people are continuing their consumption of cigarettes/vaping, alcohol and marijuana, according to Jungle Scout’s Consumer … Continue reading The Great Cutback: Most Consumers Are Reducing Their Spending
