The Future Of Work

I just want to paint you a picture here: If you can get people to notice you without saying a word — online or in-person — good things will happen. Read More

While Solomon hinted at change not being so sudden once workers return to the workplace, he felt that remote working has created a trust in employees to do their work from anywhere, which can be used as leverage in the future. Read More

Using internal data, NordVPN found that the average workday has increased by almost 40% in the US — or an extra three hours — which has Americans working 11-hour days, according to the study. Read More

A new piece of research by Cornell University investigated the intricacies of remote communication and concluded that artificial intelligence can serve as a useful buffer, or mediator when online chats are about to go off the rails. Read More

On that note, a new study conducted at the University of York has found that commercial password managers may be vulnerable to cyber-attacks via fake apps. Read More

Researchers were interested to see how the robot’s actions and statements would influence the three humans’ interactions among one another. They discovered that when the robot wasn’t afraid to admit it had made a mistake, this outward showing of vulnerability led to more open communication between the people involved as well. Read More

You can start preparing yourself for the future of work by investing in yourself and what matters to you. Building a reputation as an expert in your field is the ultimate form of career insurance. Read More

Research shows that flexible workspaces and policies benefit the environment in more ways than one might think. Read More

Are these titles really helping company culture or are they just simply a gimmick to grab everyone’s attention on social media? … Read More