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Most App Store developers aren’t taking Apple up on its new outside payments option

Most App Store developers aren’t taking Apple up on its new outside payments option Only 38 out of a possible 65,000 have applied to include external links for in-app purchases, Bloomberg reported. cheyenne macdonald   Mon, May 13, 2024 REUTERS / Reuters It seems Apple’s recently added option for App Store developers to include links … Continue reading Most App Store developers aren’t taking Apple up on its new outside payments option

Most employers are blind to the equity of equity compensation

May 10, 2024 Most employers are blind to the equity of equity compensation Base pay evaluation alone doesn’t address big picture equity fairness. BY Robert Sheen Seventy-five percent of employers now conduct regular pay equity audits, according to research from the Society for Human Resource Management. Most are keeping their eyes peeled for unwanted pay disparities … Continue reading Most employers are blind to the equity of equity compensation

Why Global South climate entrepreneurship is most needed

 April 30, 2024 Why Global South climate entrepreneurship is most needed Investing in low carbon infrastructure makes financial and environmental sense. BY Lassor Feasley The Global North is responsible for 92% of total carbon emissions since the Industrial Revolution. By almost any accounting, the United States and Europe, a big part of the Global North (along … Continue reading Why Global South climate entrepreneurship is most needed

AI chatbots are taking over customer service, but most of us would rather wait for a human

April 30, 2024 AI chatbots are taking over customer service, but most of us would rather wait for a human Live agents are perceived as being better than bots at most customer service tasks, especially when frustrated consumers are looking for a little empathy. BY Christopher Zara “Please hold for the next available agent.”  For busy … Continue reading AI chatbots are taking over customer service, but most of us would rather wait for a human

The 3 most common styles of toxic leadership

April 26, 2024 The 3 most common styles of toxic leadership The three most common forms of toxic leadership create self-defeating cultures that stifle innovation, undermine trust, and destroy engagement. BY Ryne Sherman Leadership is key to any successful organization. Leadership is not only responsible for the most critical organizational decisions, but also shaping the culture … Continue reading The 3 most common styles of toxic leadership

Major business groups sue to block FTC’s ban on most worker noncompete agreements

April 24, 2024 Major business groups sue to block FTC’s ban on most worker noncompete agreements The U.S. Chamber of Commerce could move for an injunction temporarily blocking the FTC’s rule from taking effect as the case proceeds. BY Reuters The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country’s largest business lobby, filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking … Continue reading Major business groups sue to block FTC’s ban on most worker noncompete agreements

It’s not just you: Wednesday might be the most stressful day at work

April 23, 2024 It’s not just you: Wednesday might be the most stressful day at work “It’s like you’re at the halfway mark, staring down deadlines but the weekend’s still too far off to feel any relief.” BY Stephanie Vozza Wednesday, affectionately known as “Hump Day,” seems like a positive milestone during the week. You’re halfway … Continue reading It’s not just you: Wednesday might be the most stressful day at work

How the most innovative nonprofits stand out—and succeed—in such a crowded field

April 02, 2024 How the most innovative nonprofits stand out—and succeed—in such a crowded field A focus on mission, values, and demographics is key to any successful nonprofit. BY Kristin Toussaint There are upwards of 1.7 million nonprofit organizations across the country. But that figure includes everything from public foundations to private charities to your hometown’s … Continue reading How the most innovative nonprofits stand out—and succeed—in such a crowded field