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July 20, 2024 How transit workers are coping with a rise in violent crime In New York, after a subway operator’s throat was slashed, a transit union began offering free relaxation, yoga, and meditation classes. BY Associated Press In a dimly lit room strung with fairy lights and ivy, transit workers file in and lie on … Continue reading How transit workers are coping with a rise in violent crime
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The bookseller has boosted its BOPIS and curbside pick-up options. Kim Davis on November 2, 2020 Josh Zelman, Senior Director, Customer Experience at the familiar high street bookstore chain Barnes & Noble took the virtual stage at Movable Ink’s recent (Re)Think conference to explain how the brand is leveraging technology to strike a critical balance … Continue reading How Barnes & Noble is coping with COVID
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by Eric Douglas April 12, 2016 Follow @LeadingResourceApril 12, 2016 Most people assume they make good decisions most of the time. But a new body of research reveals a phenomenon called “decision fatigue,” which means the more decisions you make during the course of a day, the more likely you are to make a bad … Continue reading Coping With Decision Fatigue
So long, Facebook and Google? Not any time soon. But columnist David Rodnitzky believes marketers need to recognize how rapidly change happens in our industry and find a balance between what works today and what may come tomorrow. David Rodnitzky on October 20, 2015 Who could have predicted, 10 years ago, that self-driving cars would … Continue reading Recognizing And Coping With Exponential Change In Marketing
