LinkedIn Debuts Job-Search Filter – Top 50 U.S. Companies To Work For by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 19, 2023 LinkedIn data found that 87% of respondents in the United States say working for an organization with shared values and cultural commitments is important, with 71% saying this is true even in an uncertain economy. The … Continue reading LinkedIn Debuts Job-Search Filter – Top 50 U.S. Companies To Work For
Tag Archives: work
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
Gen Z really wants to work for the federal government, or maybe Big Tech
By Michael Grothaus April 05, 2023 Imagine you polled Gen Z about where they really want to work after graduating college. You might expect them to rattle off the names of some Big Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon—and, for the most part, you’d be right, according to a new survey by Axios/Generation Lab. … Continue reading Gen Z really wants to work for the federal government, or maybe Big Tech
What is a human’s place in the AI future of work?
By Kathleen Davis March 27, 2023 The earliest artificial intelligence program was written way back in 1951. But outside of science fiction, AI didn’t enter the mainstream conversation until decades later. At Fast Company, we’ve been covering AI tech for many years, but nothing has compared to the excitement and fear that Open AI … Continue reading What is a human’s place in the AI future of work?
Michigan just became the first state in 58 years to repeal a ‘right to work’ law—a win for unions
By Joey Cappelletti—Associated Press March 24, 2023 Michigan, long known as a mainstay of organized labor, on Friday became the first state in decades to repeal a union-restricting law known as “right-to-work” that was passed over a decade ago by a Republican-controlled legislature. The state’s “right-to-work” law had allowed those in unionized workplaces to opt out … Continue reading Michigan just became the first state in 58 years to repeal a ‘right to work’ law—a win for unions
How marketing leaders can make diversity work within their teams
Real change happens when different decisions are made. Learn how embracing diversity leads to better decisions. Ruben Ugarte on March 16, 2023 Most businesses are coming to understand the importance of a diverse workforce. Diversity has plenty of benefits, but they need to be made real. In marketing, diversity is not just a good thing … Continue reading How marketing leaders can make diversity work within their teams
Why neglecting work relationships can sabotage innovation and productivity, according to research
By Katherine C. Kellogg, Erin L. Kelly, and Constance N. Hadley March 05, 2023 Hybrid work is here to stay in many organizations. Employees value the flexibility of remote work so much that many have resisted mandates to spend more time in the office. But managers face special challenges leading teams whose members … Continue reading Why neglecting work relationships can sabotage innovation and productivity, according to research
There are 3 types of power at work. Here’s how to build them all
By Shanna Hocking March 05, 2023 When do you feel most powerful at work? The word power tends to have a negative connotation, but it is often required to get things done in the workplace. Contrary to what you may think, power doesn’t come only from the title you have or where … Continue reading There are 3 types of power at work. Here’s how to build them all
Gen Z has a tech skills gap at work. Here’s why
By Shalene Gupta March 02, 2023 According to a recent study by Dell, 37% of Gen Z said their education did not adequately prepare them with technology skills they would need for their job. Meanwhile, 44% said they only learned very basic computing skills. These results are particularly surprising given that Gen Z is the … Continue reading Gen Z has a tech skills gap at work. Here’s why
Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 and Z16 Gen 2 hands-on: Slick updates for hybrid work
Sam Rutherford @samrutherford We’ve seen a handful of companies attempt to make dual-screen laptops a thing – from Dell’s Concept Duet back in 2020 to more recent systems like ASUS’ line of ZenBook Duo notebooks. But with the YogaBook 9i at CES 2023, Lenovo is pushing the idea of a true two-screen laptop further than … Continue reading Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 and Z16 Gen 2 hands-on: Slick updates for hybrid work