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Women
fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

What Happens When Leaders Feel Invisible at Work

Female leaders in male-dominated fields frequently experience deep loneliness and isolation, impacting their well-being and capacity to retain talent.
Business
fromBusiness Matters
1 week ago

Poorly designed offices cost UK economy over 71bn a year

Inadequately maintained workplaces cost the UK economy over £71 billion annually, significantly affecting employee productivity and satisfaction.
fromPsychology Today
2 weeks ago

How to Elevate Your Decision-Making Skills

Big Bet Decisions are infrequent, high-stakes decisions that can significantly impact a company's future, like acquisitions and major investments.
Mindfulness
fromEntrepreneur
2 weeks ago

Stop the Scripted Customer Service - Be a Human Instead | Entrepreneur

Customer service is not just a department. It consists of unscripted moments and acts of ownership that build trust and loyalty, belonging to everyone in a company.
Business
fromFast Company
3 weeks ago

Why AI-powered hiring may create legal headaches

"The jobs market is chilly enough at the moment, so inflicting too much inhuman AI on job seekers seems like a cruel blow," says Stefan Stern.
US politics
fromPsychology Today
3 weeks ago

Double-Barreled Pre-Mortems

The pre-mortem method involves team members imagining a project failure and identifying reasons for that failure, usually surfacing unexpected and valuable issues.
Business
fromFast Company
1 month ago

Why office gossip can be good for the workplace (if it's the right kind of gossip)

"When you positively gossip about your workplace, that tends to make people associate you with 'expert power perceptions'-that you have some expertise-and that makes you less likely to quit."
Relationships
fromDevOps.com
1 month ago

Why Software Migrations Fail: It's Not the Code - DevOps.com

Engineers often overlook the human and organizational dimensions of software migrations, misjudging them solely as technical projects while these elements significantly affect outcomes.
Online learning
Women in technology
fromFortune
1 month ago

One of the hardest jobs in business: Being a 'sponsor' that protects rising female execs

Women in the workplace need sponsorship from advocates who actively promote them, especially to navigate unique challenges they face.
fromForbes
1 month ago

A Silent Offboarding Crisis: How Knowledge Is Lost Before Resignations

Silent offboarding can lead to critical knowledge loss within organizations before employees formally resign.
#leadership
Growth hacking
fromFast Company
3 months ago

This is the hidden crisis in leadership teams

Uber's leadership misalignment led to a significant valuation drop, prompting a realignment that served as a transformative opportunity.
Growth hacking
fromFast Company
3 months ago

This is the hidden crisis in leadership teams

Uber's leadership misalignment led to a significant valuation drop, prompting a realignment that served as a transformative opportunity.
fromFast Company
1 month ago

5 signs you're fueling entitlement at work

Employee entitlement is now seen across generations, exacerbated by the post-pandemic workplace changes and power shifts.
fromHarvard Business Review
3 months ago

Research: When Extra Effort Makes You Worse at Your Job

"In addressing prospective clients' repeated inquiries, creating a comprehensive FAQ section can streamline communication and expedite the contract signing process, minimizing delays."
Mental health
#hybrid-work
fromInfoQ
3 months ago

A Game of Patterns

Patterns reveal the inherent optimization of systems; understanding them is crucial for improving organizational performance.
Remote teams
fromPhys
3 months ago

Ethical leadership can boost well-being and performance in remote work environments

Ethical leadership boosts employee commitment and performance, even in remote work settings.
fromMedium
4 months ago

Laws of Miscommunication

Hierarchical processes can lead to miscommunication in organizations, especially as they grow beyond 150 employees.
Psychology
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago

A manager's flat response to Gail's initiative left her deflated. Feeling seen is fundamental to human wellbeing | Gaynor Parkin

Effective employee recognition is crucial to maintain motivation and a sense of value in the workplace.
#gig-economy
fromHarvard Business Review
4 months ago
Women in technology

Research: How Gig Platforms Can Mitigate Racial Bias in Ratings

Online labor market platforms utilize customer ratings for quick, single-dimension evaluations of worker performance, reshaping traditional evaluation methods.
UX design
fromScott Berkun
18 years ago

The Real Reasons Bad Design Happens

Good design depends on competent teams and effective leadership; poor organizational design leads to failures in delivering quality.
Remote teams
fromPhys
5 months ago

Remote work can be 'a protective shield' against gender discrimination

Remote work decreases gender discrimination experiences for women compared to in-person interactions.
#corporate-culture
fromHarvard Business Review
9 months ago

Research: How Regulatory Changes Can Hurt Workers' Motivation

Research indicates when employees experience a conflict between their moral beliefs and workplace regulations, they are less inclined to raise issues or pursue improvements.
Remote teams
fromHarvard Business Review
9 months ago

How to Master Conflict Resolution

Learning to navigate conflicts is critical in today's organizations. Conflict resolution is not only an essential skill but also a necessary approach for creating harmonious workplaces.
Business
fromFacility Executive Magazine
11 months ago

Flexibility In Change: Making Office Space Work For Employees

Workplace design should prioritize employee needs over organizational efficiency.
Post-COVID workplace dynamics necessitate a new approach to collaboration.
Employee creativity can redefine standard workplace structures.
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