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Why You Need To Be Offering Mindfulness Programs To Your Employees

August 4, 2016 Mindfulness is one of the most powerful ways to have more emotionally intelligent employees. Having emotionally intelligent employees is important because they’ll treat their coworkers and your customers better. Work is becoming a frantic place, with many people expected to do more with less. Numbers, metrics, KPIs, OKRs, stock prices, balance sheets…it … Continue reading Why You Need To Be Offering Mindfulness Programs To Your Employees

Decisions, Decisions: How Offering Too Many Choices Can Drive Your Customers Away

by Scott Margenau February 14, 2016February 14, 2016 Are you giving your customers too many choices? More is better, right? More oatmeal flavors, more types of Gatorade, more programs to watch on television. We often hear from companies with a promise of more, more, more! Not so fast. Sometimes the only thing that results from … Continue reading Decisions, Decisions: How Offering Too Many Choices Can Drive Your Customers Away

Facebook & Instagram Now Offering Ads Targeted At Holiday Shoppers

The targeting will be based on people’s posting and interaction with posts containing holiday-related keywords. Martin Beck on November 20, 2015 Last minute shopping for holiday customers? There’s still time on Facebook and Instagram. The social network is rolling out a new ad-targeting segment to enable brands to zero in on people who are highly … Continue reading Facebook & Instagram Now Offering Ads Targeted At Holiday Shoppers

LinkedIn To Start Offering ‘Discretionary Time Off’ On November 1st

Peter MondroseOctober 12, 2015 LinkedIn employees will no longer receive a specific number of days off per year. Instead, managers at the company will work with employees to plan their vacation days. Discretionary time off (DTO), has become a common practice among many tech companies. Under the policy employees are typically allowed to take time … Continue reading LinkedIn To Start Offering ‘Discretionary Time Off’ On November 1st