By Dave Carhart May 11, 2022 When you started your first job, someone probably advised you to stay in it for at least a few years. At the very least, it was critical to tough it out for a full year to really determine if it was a fit while avoiding … Continue reading People are quitting jobs they just started. Here’s what managers can do
By Dan Woods April 13, 2022 For decades, cybersecurity experts have been held back by a relative lack of federal involvement across a range of issues in cyberspace. Now they’ve finally got their wish, but will the Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (CDP), which the State Department announced last week, focus on … Continue reading The new cyberspace agency needs to tackle fraud, not just cyberattacks
Just A Third Of Marketers Gain Insights Fast Enough To Make Decisions by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 20, 2022 Despite the reach and the need for more data, only 33% of marketers strongly agree they gain insights fast enough for impactful decision-making, and just 51% currently have employees who are dedicated to analytics, while about … Continue reading Just A Third Of Marketers Gain Insights Fast Enough To Make Decisions
3D Ads: Important New Trend — Or Just Super-Annoying? by Todd Wasserman , April 8, 2022 3D films have been around for more than a century, and have been mostly relegated to a niche category, with the exception of 2009’s “Avatar.” If you do a Google search for “3D advertising,” what you get is mostly … Continue reading 3D Ads: Important New Trend — Or Just Super-Annoying?
By Christopher Zara March 16, 2022 Daniel Lamarre was three months away from publishing what might have been a routine business book in 2020 when the COVID-19 crisis swept in and changed the fate of his company and the world. Within days of the first outbreaks in North America, Cirque du Soleil, the famed … Continue reading How do you lead a company through the worst of times? Just ask the CEO of Cirque du Soleil
By Mark C. Crowley March 05, 2022 It is rather staggering that nearly 69 million people quit their jobs in America last year—and the common assumption is that everyone who resigned found a new employer willing to give them a meaningful bump in pay. Aligned to this thinking, of course, companies could effectively end … Continue reading It’s not just money. This is what’s still driving the Great Resignation
Ruhi Van Andel | June 3rd, 2021 Is there a link between search engine optimization (SEO) and Google reviews? If there is, how much does it affect the rankings? Join us as we explore the power of the almighty Google Review! Before technology transformed the way people find businesses, word of mouth determined whether a … Continue reading Just How Much Do Google Reviews Impact Your SEO Ranking?
By Clint Rainey February 16, 2022 A report out today from the Pew Research Center suggests that the pandemic may be swaying American workers’ attitudes about the office. A majority tell Pew that they’ve now started working from home simply because they can, not because they have to. Pew notes that fewer workers … Continue reading A big vibe shift just happened in the WFH revolution
By Michelle S.—Zapier February 14, 2022 Our jobs—what we do—hover heavily over our very existence. Before the pandemic, a lot of job advice was about pursuing your passion, as though our purpose in life must be defined by our job or hustling till we drop from exhaustion. Now, all I hear about is burnout and The … Continue reading How to find meaning in your work, even if it’s ‘just a job’
By Next Big Idea Club February 07, 2022 Johann Hari is a writer and journalist. He has written for The New York Times, Le Monde, The Guardian, and other newspapers. His TED Talks have been viewed more than 70 million times, and his work has been praised by a broad range of people, from Oprah … Continue reading It’s not just you. Science explains how your focus is more scattered now and how to get it back
