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How Technology Will Impact Millennials at Work
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August 25, 2015
Recent Cyberattacks Point to Insider Risks
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July 9, 2015
Study: New Work World Requires HR Overhaul
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March 30, 2015
Youngest workers likely to 'power up' challenges to traditional workplaces.
With some high school tech wizards drawing posh Silicon Valley salaries and other teenagers nearing their grown-up working years, it’s not too soon to explore how members of “Generation Z” may shape, and shake up, the workplace.
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July 31, 2014
When Zappos stopped posting open positions and urged prospective hires to sign up as company “insiders” on its proprietary social network instead, the online shoe store encouraged candidates to get noticed by submitting video cover letters.
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July 22, 2014
Many women may cringe at the mere thought of office politics, but experts say businesswomen who aspire to executive posts avoid workplace dynamics at their own career peril.
In surveys and interviews from 2013 with more than 270 female managers from major corporations, women’s coaching firm Flynn Heath Holt Leadership of Charlotte, N.C., found that the managers repeatedly mentioned office politics as one aspect of business meetings that they disliked.
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June 9, 2014
Yahoo’s controversial move in early 2013 to bar employees from telecommuting and Best Buy’s subsequently announced decision to limit its work-from-home options may have created the impression that telework is losing favor among U.S. employers.
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July 30, 2013
Companies that mobilize their entire workforce to develop new ideas and that measure the performance of innovative initiatives tend to see better returns on their “innovation investment,” a recent Arthur D. Little report found.
Getting a Better Return on Your Innovation Investment, the 8th Arthur D. Little Global Innovation Excellence Study, cited a number of practices that stand out as “innovation success” drivers across industries.
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June 12, 2013
As smartphones and tablets become ubiquitous, multi-tasking behind the wheel has been gaining notice as a grown-up workplace danger rather than the sole province of reckless, texting adolescents.
Along with the risks to life and limb, the trend carries significant financial perils for employers.
A worker who causes an accident while reading e-mail or texting on the job can expose an employer to millions of dollars in liability for loss of life, in addition to the costs of property damage and lost productivity.
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September 21, 2012