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Forget Quiet Quitters, Loud Laborers are the ones you least want to work with

  By Lydia Dishman October 01, 2023 Among the trends that have ebbed, flowed, and crashed like waves over our workplaces, one that is shouting to be seen has been there all along. We’re talking about Loud Laborers. You know the type: whether they’re on Zoom or sitting in the next cubicle, they’re keeping a … Continue reading Forget Quiet Quitters, Loud Laborers are the ones you least want to work with

Fast Company’s CEO Fair Pay report: The 15 ‘least fairly’ paid tech CEOs

  By Chris Morris September 21, 2023 Median salaries—for everybody—at tech companies are generally higher than other fields. But in some cases, though, the amounts the bosses take home are hundreds—or even thousands—of times higher than even well-paid employees. As part of Fast Company’s CEO Fair Pay report, we’ve broken out the 15 CEOs of … Continue reading Fast Company’s CEO Fair Pay report: The 15 ‘least fairly’ paid tech CEOs

The office is dead. Long live the office (at least some of the time)

  By Lydia Dishman July 16, 2023 The pendulum on return-to-office (RTO) has swung wildly in the last three years, so it’s no wonder that employees feel bewildered and stressed out. In the RTO debate, we’ve reported on extremes from the viral video of a CEO accusing employees of secretly working multiple jobs while logged … Continue reading The office is dead. Long live the office (at least some of the time)

Gen Z is the least happy generation at work. Here’s how good leaders can set them up for success

  By Sarah Bregel April 11, 2023 First, there was a push for a shorter workweek. Then, “quiet quitting” made the rounds. Now, the concept of “bare minimum Mondays” has taken over social media. The latest trends in the workforce emphasize how important self-care and work-life balance are to younger generations. But in order for … Continue reading Gen Z is the least happy generation at work. Here’s how good leaders can set them up for success

Why Are Millennials the Least Entrepreneurial Generation Since WWII?

Kenny Xu June 23, 2020 It used to be that starting a small business was seen as the way up to wealth, or at least middle-class respectability. Nearly half (49.7%) of American World War II veterans started their own small businesses, and it became natural and admirable for the nation’s young men to go from … Continue reading Why Are Millennials the Least Entrepreneurial Generation Since WWII?

Report: Millennials least influenced by retail advertising, most active tech adopters

The bar is getting higher for retailers, and most of them won’t clear it. Greg Sterling on April 26, 2018   It may be that different generations have always shopped differently. However, new research from Euclid shows that millennials stand apart from earlier generations in their shopping habits and use of technology. The new Euclid report … Continue reading Report: Millennials least influenced by retail advertising, most active tech adopters

Paid, Organic Search Least Prone To Fluctuations In Conversion Time

Paid, Organic Search Least Prone To Fluctuations In Conversion Time by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, September 28, 2017 Smartphone visits to retail sites in fourth-quarter 2017 are expected to overtake the desktop by about 0.09%, but a desktop visit to a retail site is worth about four times as much as a smartphone visit, according to … Continue reading Paid, Organic Search Least Prone To Fluctuations In Conversion Time