If the metaverse unfolds as expected, competitive office politics could become a relic of the past, as employees who are fully confident in their unique value work together to achieve shared goals with employers.
Archives for November 28, 2022
Quiet Firing: What It Is and How to Stop Doing It
Managers and leaders, you have probably heard about quiet quitting, but are you guilty of quiet firing?
3 Ways to Tell if Your Job Is Making You Sick
Here’s how you can gauge the toxicity levels of your workplace.
3 Difficult Workplace Personalities That Are Great Hires
Before writing off these challenging candidates as “toxic,” consider what they can contribute to your organization
Reduce Burnout Risk: Fix The Workplace ‘Mismatches’
By whatever definition you choose to use, burnout continues to be a worrisome phenomenon in the workplace and private lives of millions of people.
Workplace killers: people kill their colleagues for different reasons than other shooters
At 10.12pm on November 23, an overnight team leader at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, opened fire on colleagues in the crew room.
Future Of Work: The 4 Biggest Workplace Trends In 2023
Workplaces in 2023 will be more diverse, distributed and virtual than ever before.
Political Hobbyism Has Entered the Workplace
A new style of activism in the white-collar workplace is reshaping corporate life.
Oregon’s paid leave program will start collecting funds from workers, employers on Jan. 1
Oregon’s paid family and medical leave program will begin collecting money to fund the new initiative from workers and businesses with 25 or more employees on Jan. 1.
The left’s message for the Fed: Stop punishing workers
Powell faces backlash for suggesting that unemployment likely needs to rise to ease wage growth and tame surging prices.
Holiday Party Disasters
Good office parties are great. Bad ones? Well, they are more fun to read about. Here are some holiday party nightmares from Inc.com readers. Make sure to share your story in the comments:
The one with the live fish
“We no longer have Christmas white