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How to Address AI Risks in Business
AI’s revolutionary impact on business drives productivity and profits, yet it poses significant risks that demand attention from savvy leaders
Read MoreAddressing Proximity Bias is Key to Remote and Hybrid Work
In remote work, combatting proximity bias is crucial for fair promotions. Proximity, even in virtual settings, plays a role in career advancement. Be mindful of this hidden factor.
Read MoreHR Executives Unveil the New Rhythm of Hybrid Work Choreography
Hybrid work’s tapestry unfolds, weaving diverse insights for a corporate evolution in collaboration and flexibility.
Read MoreMentoring Is Key for Hybrid Teams and Underrepresented Groups
Remote work boosts efficiency but magnifies proximity bias, posing challenges for underrepresented groups.
Read MoreValentine’s Day Gift Giving with a Purpose: How to Make a Difference Together
Gifts promoting well-being via charity donations redefine love’s expression, enriching lives globally.
Read MorePioneering the New Norms of Hybrid and Remote Work
Embrace hybrid work for diverse talent, innovation, and work-life balance, but address challenges with technology, transparency, and adaptive policies. Leadership example and recognition reinforce its value, while acknowledging and mitigating cognitive biases is crucial for successful organizational transition.
Read MoreBuilding the Workplaces of the Future
Building future workplaces hinges on strategic hybrid models, customization, and continuous adaptation for employee engagement and success.
Read MoreThe Office of the Future: How Workspaces Must Adapt for the Hybrid Era
Hybrid work success demands flexible spaces: prioritize collaboration, quiet zones, and employee preferences for an optimized office.
Read MoreYou Need to Do Remote Right
Embrace remote/hybrid work’s potential. Cultivate trust, inclusivity, and adaptability for lasting success in the evolving corporate landscape.
Read MoreOur Relationships Are Threatened by the False Consensus Effect
We overestimate the extent to which others agree with us. That creates a sense of a false alignment with them in our heads. Behavioral scientists call this tendency the false consensus effect.
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