With video surging and organic reach falling, LinkedIn is shifting toward a TikTok-style model. Can it still serve business users? Scott Gillum on July 23, 2025 Late last year, LinkedIn changed its algorithm — signaling a clear pivot in its business strategy and a dramatic shift in direction. But why? Is it because LinkedIn … Continue reading LinkedIn wants to be the TikTok of business — will it work?
July 22, 2025 Stop being a martyr at work. Aim for sustainable success instead BY Alli Kushner Casually mentioning canceling a doctor’s appointment or skipping something personal to take on more work has become the new humblebrag. It’s rarely treated as a big deal, and often, it’s delivered with self-deprecating pride: “Oh, I’ll just cancel my … Continue reading Stop being a martyr at work. Aim for sustainable success instead
July 18, 2025 The 6 attachments sabotaging your work BY Bob Rosen Americans are not happy these days. Some of this angst is caused by the state of the world. Americans feel lonely, angry, cynical, and polarized. How are we supposed to do our best work considering all that is going on? But the problem actually … Continue reading The 6 attachments sabotaging your work
July 12, 2025 Why setting boundaries makes you more valuable at work BY Dana Mahina Here’s a truth that will challenge everything you think you know about success: The most impactful leaders are also the most vigilant about protecting their time. While everyone else is drowning in back-to-back meetings and late-night email marathons, these executives have … Continue reading Why setting boundaries makes you more valuable at work
July 13, 2025 How to battle work intensification BY Melissa Swift It’s not just you—work kind of stinks right now. If you’re struggling to get something done because too many people were involved, getting hung up by emotion and conflict in your workplace, or just swaying under the weight of too many tasks in one day … Continue reading How to battle work intensification
June 29, 2025 How to make ‘workcations’ work BY Featured Summer is here, and “workcations,” a blend of business and personal travel, are on the rise. According to data from Engine, a group travel startup, nearly two-thirds (65%) of full-time employed Gen Z workers say they’re likely to combine business travel with leisure travel. Also known … Continue reading How to make ‘workcations’ work
June 18, 2025 The hidden cost of unpaid care work BY Angela Hariche Caregiving is the invisible cornerstone of our economy—and it’s in crisis. Recent data from Pivotal, an organization founded by Melinda French Gates to advance social progress, reveals staggering statistics: 67% of caregivers face personal financial strain due to caregiving responsibilities, often accruing credit card … Continue reading The hidden cost of unpaid care work
Video may boost impressions on LinkedIn, but does it drive business impact? This 90-day test reveals what really works and what doesn’t. Scott Gillum on June 17, 2025 You may have noticed your LinkedIn feed is filling up with short-form videos. You’ve probably also seen LinkedIn ads encouraging you to use video in your … Continue reading Do LinkedIn videos work better than blogs? Here’s the data
Your best copy might sound like AI to clients. See why creative value is under pressure and what it means for agencies. Scott Gillum on April 28, 2025 AI is changing how clients view creative work. Even the best human efforts are starting to be questioned — not for quality, but for authenticity. I … Continue reading When clients assume your best work was done by AI
April 19, 2025 Employees with the ‘Sunday scaries’? Here’s how to get your workforce excited about work BY Aytekin Tank We all know the “Sunday scaries”—that creeping anxiety as the weekend winds down. But what you might not realize is that leaders experience it too. As a CEO, I’ve found that the best way to fend … Continue reading Employees with the ‘Sunday scaries’? Here’s how to get your workforce excited about work
