“Microsoft tested out a four-day work week in its Japan offices and found as a result employees were not only happier – but significantly more productive.”
“If you’ve finally gotten that job (or that raise), it can be easy to assume that you don’t have to worry about money anymore. You’ve got that steady paycheck, after all.”
“I have always struggled with one thought. The kind of recurring thought that never really leaves you: “It’s too late.” Too late to publish a book, too late to start a company, too late to learn a new language. This is called time anxiety.”
“High-profile data breaches at companies like British Airways and Marriott get a lot of media coverage, but cybercriminals are increasingly going after community groups, schools, small businesses, and municipal governments.”
“The device landscape is becoming increasingly complex, as the proliferation of platforms, manufacturers and ownership options intersects with the need to track, manage and secure these devices in an ever-changing risk environment.”
“Feeling exhausted after a hectic workday is quite normal. This weariness probably disappears after a lip-smacking meal or by devouring chocolates while you watch Netflix.”
“The breakneck speed of technology innovation means that success requires embracing disruption/change and empowering people to be creative in its application. In a world that is becoming more globalized, businesses can no longer afford to operate in silos.”
“Google Docs are great — until you lose your internet connection and suddenly that tiny-but-vital addition that just popped into your head has to stay unwritten until you reconnect.”
“If an employee at IBM is thinking of quitting, their manager likely knows. The company recently announced it’s developed an AI program that can predict with 95% accuracy employees who are flight risks, providing steps for managers to reengage them.”
“China’s richest man faced severe backlash this week for praising something that’s almost a way of life in India.”
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