The Future Of Work

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The business of me: How to create your personal brand strategy Ladders Contributor

Grow your influence. Finding the peculiarities in your brand is one of the best ways to get people interested and make sure you stand out. Read More

25 million old Starbucks cups are new again Sheila McClear

The act of recycling their own cups allowed Starbucks to make clear that it’s possible to recycle poly-coated paperboard cost-effectively. Read More

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The secret to career success in the technology revolution Ladders Contributor

As technology advances, if you want to stand out, get noticed, and be an invaluable member of the team, become a micro-innovator in your own domain. Read More

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Here’s why part time & work from home jobs are the new normal Ursula Lauriston

As technology continues its rapid pace, part-time and work from home jobs are becoming the modern professionals new normal. Ellen Grealish is a co-founder and co-owner of FlexProfessionals — a flexible staffing company specializing in part-time, project-based, and work from home job placements. Since its inception in 2010, the company has grown considerably – most likely due to a … Read More

The Future of Work

The future of work is creative, flexible, and human Thomas Oppong

Forget the rigid corporate ladder. Today, the most attractive and best places to work allow free-flowing ideas and career paths. In the industrial age, businesses were built on strict hierarchy. Today, in the digital age, we are witnessing a major shift. As thought patterns, economic times, and digital technology evolves, the traditional work environment is … Read More

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