By Adele Peters June 14, 2022 More than 700 large public companies around the world, from Amazon and Apple to oil companies like ExxonMobil, now have targets to reach net zero emissions. That’s a 68% increase from the number that had made pledges just two years ago. But their plans aren’t strong enough yet to … Continue reading More than 700 of the world’s largest public companies have net zero goals. Are they greenwashing?
By Shalene Gupta June 07, 2022 In 2007, Arianna Huffington passed out while checking emails, hit her head, and broke her cheekbone. She’d been working 18-hour days to build The Huffington Post (now HuffPost) and she was exhausted. The accident triggered a wake-up call about sustainable work habits. In 2016, she launched Thrive, … Continue reading Arianna Huffington wants employers to take mental health and wellness more seriously
AR Gives Most Consumers More Confidence In Purchases, Study Finds by Colin Kirkland , June 16, 2022 How effective is augmented reality (AR) in swaying consumers toward a specific product? And how is AR used throughout the purchase journey? On Thursday, Snap and Publicis Media Exchange (PMX) released findings from a two-part study conducted by … Continue reading AR Gives Most Consumers More Confidence In Purchases, Study Finds
By Scott Dust June 03, 2022 Organizations are hiring remote employees in droves. This has made the lives of hiring managers much easier, because doing so significantly broadens the talent pool. Employees seem to enjoy it as well, as it has become an important source of flexibility and, in turn, overall well-being. However, there’s … Continue reading Your remote employees aren’t disloyal. They just need more of this
By Stephanie Vozza May 31, 2022 Ever wonder why we work eight hours a day, five days a week? Or why we clock in from 9 to 5? It started with the shift from agriculture to manufacturing during the industrial revolution. Originally, factory workers clocked in long hours six days a week. A … Continue reading Why more businesses are considering ending the 40-hour work week
Two-Thirds Of Marketers Plan To Invest More In Social, Web3 by Colin Kirkland , June 6, 2022 Although the metaverse still remains logistically undefined, 67% of 500 marketers recently surveyed by Sprout Social are planning to invest at least a quarter of their budget in metaverse tactics related to the evolution of social media over … Continue reading Two-Thirds Of Marketers Plan To Invest More In Social, Web3
Political advertisers have to dig deep to look beyond traditional voter files and discover persuadable voters. Chris Wood on June 6, 2022 With midterm elections coming up, political campaigns are pulling out all the stops to reach voters in the shifting digital landscape. Strategists are having to navigate a new set of privacy data restrictions, … Continue reading How political campaigns are using contextual insights to reach more voters
Report – Millennials Are Saving More Than Their Parents – Are You Saving Enough? Due / 26 May 2022 We financial millennials have been the punchline for Boomers for way too long. But, guess what? When it comes to saving money? We’re on fire. According to a study by Charles Schwab, millennials save significantly more … Continue reading Report – Millennials Are Saving More Than Their Parents – Are You Saving Enough?
The Art of Switching Off: How to Do More By Doing Less Andrew Gazdecki / 24 May 2022 You are not a machine, yet I bet you spend over seven hours in front of a screen pretending to be one. Yes, I understand you have a lot of work to do, and it’s a … Continue reading The Art of Switching Off: How to Do More By Doing Less
By Aytekin Tank May 20, 2022 A news headline I recently came across summed up one part of the pandemic’s toll on society: “US worker productivity fell at the fastest rate in nearly 75 years.” This story demonstrated to me why, now more than ever, we’re barraged with stories offering “hacks” for greater productivity. … Continue reading The 3 pillars of a happier and more productive workforce
