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Sick of virtual happy hours? Try these 5 activities instead

By Justin Pot—Zapier August 29, 2020 Remember your coworkers? They stopped being three-dimensional people months ago and were replaced with fuzzy moving images that you talk over constantly because of lag. Zoom burnout is a well-documented phenomenon, and we’re all feeling it. Hard. So you shouldn’t feel bad if, after a coworker proposes a group … Continue reading Sick of virtual happy hours? Try these 5 activities instead

For Employee Improvement That Sticks, Strive to Transform Instead of Train

Loriana Sekarski — May 22, 2019 Follow @https://twitter.com/GrowWithBONSAI — May 22, 2019 In today’s “always on” climate, leaders are overwhelmed and overworked. And it seems they’re especially unable to devote time to people-related issues within their organizations. Instead, they choose a quick fix — a temporary patch on the problem. After all, busy leaders must … Continue reading For Employee Improvement That Sticks, Strive to Transform Instead of Train

More people will turn to their mobile device instead of TV for entertainment in 2019

eMarketer predicts mobile will surpass traditional TV as the medium attracting the most entertainment minutes in the U.S. this year. Are advertisers ready? Amy Gesenhues on April 15, 2019 Most marketers know the pace at which people are consuming media via their mobile devices shows no signs of slowing down, but the rate at which … Continue reading More people will turn to their mobile device instead of TV for entertainment in 2019

How Multitasking Kills Your Online Business (And What To Do Instead)

AbdulGaniy Shehu — February 25, 2019 Follow @shehuaba — February 25, 2019 When faced with multiple tasks, most online entrepreneurs decide to do everything at the same time. That way, you feel fulfilled and happy. You’re able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously and in record time too. Your clients are happy because you meet deadlines. … Continue reading How Multitasking Kills Your Online Business (And What To Do Instead)