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- Are You Ignoring The Human Element Of Landing Jobs In The Pandemic?
However, technological advancements have only emphasized how important the human factor is in running businesses. As the saying goes, “The more things change, the more they remain the same.” Despite advances in tech, ... read more - Diet guru Gwen Lara, husband actor Joe Lara among seven killed in plane crash
Church diet guru Gwen Lara and her husband, actor Joe Lara, were among seven people killed when a private jet crashed Saturday near Nashville, authorities said. Everyone aboard the plane was presumed dead, Rutherford County Fire Rescue said in a statement ... read more - VTA shooter blew up on radio dispatch, complained about pay, vacation, coworkers say
The sheriff’s office on Friday revealed VTA maintenance worker Samuel Cassidy had an arsenal of guns, ammunition and Molotov cocktails in his home and he set a makeshift time-delayed device ... read more - VTA shooter blew up on radio dispatch, complained about pay, vacation, coworker say
The sheriff’s office on Friday revealed VTA maintenance worker Samuel Cassidy had an arsenal of guns, ammunition and Molotov cocktails in his home and he set a makeshift time-delayed device ... read more - What (Tech) Company Leaders Can Learn From BasecampShaping company culture is hard, and executives only have so much power over it. Careful thoughts and actions are necessary when you wield the power of leadership. You can’t control everything, but you can be intentional and mindful about what kind of culture will keep your company vital. ... read more
- Opinion: The latest grim mass killing shows yet again the need for better gun lawsAccording to databases maintained by news agencies, universities and nonprofit organizations, this was the nation’s 15th mass killing — defined as four or more people dead, not including the assailant — and the 232nd mass shooting — of 2021. ... read more
- Eight Key Tips To Optimize Workforce Social Media PresenceHaving clear policies regarding the social media accounts of employees can help businesses navigate potential issues. ... read more
- Years of discord and feuding mar Orange Township image
Orange Township is one of Ohio's fastest growing communities, but it also has a troubled history of leadership, with lawsuits, harassment and disarray ... read more - How Smart Is Your Cat? Here’s How to Tell
This is called social referencing, or a cat’s ability to use a person’s emotional reactions to evaluate an unfamiliar situation and adjust his or her behavior as needed. In one test ... read more - Your boss is watching: How AI-powered surveillance rules the workplace
Companies are developing and purchasing an increasing number of workplace tools, many powered by artificial intelligence, to monitor and analyze their employees. Policymakers and workers say many of the tools are intrusive, ... read more - Opinion: Prominent San Diegans should promote COVID-19 vaccines. That includes you, Padres players.It’s been six and a half months since a nurse in New York became the first American outside of a clinical trial to get a COVID-19 vaccination, saying, “I have no fear” and “I trust the science.” Now pandemic deaths, ... read more
- How more inclusive lab meetings lead to better science
A new paper, published recently in PLOS Computational Biology by a team including UMass Amherst researchers, seeks to help scientists structure their lab-group meetings so that they are more inclusive, ... read more