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LinkedIn Short-Form Video Feed – Will Revenue Sharing Come Next? by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 28, 2024 Short-form video has hit the LinkedIn feed, following platforms like YouTube and TikTok in an effort to reach consumers and business professionals. The video format displays content in a TikTok-style, full-screen format, leaning into the broader vertical … Continue reading LinkedIn Short-Form Video Feed – Will Revenue Sharing Come Next?
By Jared Lindzon January 23, 2024 As large employers enforce return-to-office mandates, smaller employers are leaning on flexibility to compete for talent. According to a recent study conducted by hybrid work software provider Scoop, nearly three quarters of organizations that employ fewer than 500 employees offer full flexibility over where to work, compared to … Continue reading Why your promotion might come with more pressure to return to the office
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By Yasmin Gagne August 24, 2023 This week, contributing writer Shalene Gupta came on to the Most Innovative Companies podcast to discuss the results of a new study from Deloitte about workers’ desire to return to the office. Surprise, surprise– though many CEOs in the financial industry want their workers to go to the … Continue reading Why most managers don’t want to come back to the office full-time
