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Where’s Your Visitor?

The Receptionist

In your manufacturing facility, you likely have areas—such as receiving, production, and shipping—that are off-limits for certain personnel and visitors. Depending on what you produce, you may also have clean rooms, climate-controlled areas, or storage for hazardous materials. What’s more, many manufacturing facilities contain industrial equipment that could be dangerous to those who don’t know how to operate it.

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The State of California Partners With NVIDIA To Train Students, Workers, and Educators on AI

Spiceworks

The State of California is partnering with NVIDIA to train its students, workers, and educators on AI and aims to bring new AI resources from NVIDIA to community colleges. Discover the importance of this partnership for job seekers and businesses. The post The State of California Partners With NVIDIA To Train Students, Workers, and Educators on AI appeared first on Spiceworks Inc.

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How innovation can accelerate industry momentum

McKensey

Sparking a new surge of growth through innovation can benefit an entire industry, but those who light the spark tend to gain the biggest rewards.

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August 2024 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Addresses 9 Zero-Day Exploits

Spiceworks

Microsoft rolled out fixes for 90 vulnerabilities, nine of which have been categorized as zero-day. Nine bugs are rated critical, 81 are rated important, and two are rated moderate. Here's what you need to know. The post August 2024 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Addresses 9 Zero-Day Exploits appeared first on Spiceworks Inc.

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The McKinsey Crossword: Final Destination | No. 193

McKensey

Sharpen your problem-solving skills the McKinsey way, with our weekly crossword. Each puzzle is created with the McKinsey audience in mind, and includes a subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) business theme for you to find. Answers that are directionally correct may not cut it if you’re looking for a quick win.

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And the Pwnie Award 2024 for the Most Epic Fail Goes To…

Spiceworks

The Pwnie Award has been part of Def Con for 17 years. This year, CrowdStrike won the award in one of the categories. Learn about the category in which the company won the award. The post And the Pwnie Award 2024 for the Most Epic Fail Goes To… appeared first on Spiceworks Inc.

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Fueling growth through moments of customer delight

McKensey

Delight has the power to elevate customer experience, as well as amplify loyalty and growth for businesses across sectors.

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Want better meetings? Ask these 4 questions

Work Life

If someone asked a bunch of office workers about what they find to be the biggest impediment of productivity, many, if not most, will probably say meetings. Calendars now look like Tetris boards with meetings overlapping one another with no open spaces anywhere to be seen. In the name of “collaboration,” meetings have proliferated. But somehow the more meetings we have, the harder it seems to get the work done.

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The U.S. Needs More Tradespeople and Women Are Answering the Call

Success

With a projected 650,000 construction jobs open in the U.S. and fewer workers entering the trades than in previous decades, the United States is facing a skilled worker crisis. While the manufacturing industry emerged strong after the COVID-19 pandemic, it could be facing up to 1.9 million unfilled manufacturing jobs if the current trajectory doesn’t change.

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5 reasons why answering work emails and texts after hours is backfiring

Work Life

Times have changed. In the old days (aka pre-pandemic) it was a badge of honor to answer emails and texts after business hours. It showed your boss that you were dedicated, available, and hungry to work. The corporate world developed incentives to encourage you to work more. For example, Goldman Sachs, the investment banking firm, paid for employee dinners if they were on-site working past 7 p.m.

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SimpleTire Offices – Philadelphia

Office Snapshots

Anticipating the needs of the future workforce, leading online tire distributor SimpleTire tapped award-winning design firm NELSON Worldwide to bring their new Philadelphia Experience Center to life. NELSON provided master planning, interior design, digital experience development, and environmental graphic design in collaboration with Windward Engineers and Consultants who served as MEP Engineer and lighting designer.

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How Google and Selena Gomez are partnering to help teens

Work Life

The unprecedented mental health crisis for children in the United States often surfaces where they spend much of their days: school. With that in mind, Google’s philanthropic arm is directly financing high school wellbeing projects on a classroom crowdfunding platform. Google.org on Monday flash funded all mental health-related listings on DonorsChoose, an online charity where members help purchase supplies requested by public school teachers.

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LinkedIn Offices – Bengaluru

Office Snapshots

LinkedIn’s expansion in Bengaluru signifies a commitment to fostering a transformative workplace experience. Zyeta’s design harmonizes with this vision, crafting a space that accommodates and celebrates the diverse needs of a dynamic workforce. Design for Inclusivity and Sustainability The design prioritizes inclusivity and adaptability.

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Should you tell your boss you have another job offer?

Work Life

If you’re fielding calls from recruiters —either because you’re seeking a new position or new opportunities have fallen in your lap—you may be asking yourself: Should I tell my boss? The answer to that question will depend on your relationship with your boss. If you’re working in a toxic environment and are likely to receive significant backlash, you may keep the news quiet until you’re out the door.

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Owkin Offices – Paris

Office Snapshots

Owkin, a French-American biotech company founded in 2016, combines artificial intelligence and human expertise to revolutionize biopharmaceutical and academic research. Having raised $300 million and achieved unicorn status, Owkin has commissioned Factory to design its Paris headquarters, in a beautiful building which used to be the headquarter of the bank BNP Paribas.

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4 tips for dealing with cynics, apathetics, and naysayers at work

Work Life

Not all who have professional titles live up to the characteristics of the “ideal” professional. We can invite professionals to engage, encourage them to align themselves with the needs of the organization and support them as colleagues along the way. But each professional must make that choice themselves. In every organization, over time you will meet folks who I refer to as the cynics, apathetics, and naysayers.

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The hard stuff: Navigating the physical realities of the energy transition

McKensey

The energy transition is a physical transformation in its early stages. What challenges lie ahead?

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Top 7 Effective Strategies for Conflict Resolution in the Workplace

Wellness 360

Workplace conflicts often arise due to miscommunication, personality clashes, etc., For instance, missed deadlines might arise from differing expectations, while personality differences between detail-oriented and big-picture individuals can cause friction. Competition for limited resources can also ignite conflict. Effective conflict resolution in the workplace is crucial for maintaining a positive and productive work environment.

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Why Olympic athletes experience a comedown—and how to cope

Work Life

Former US swimmer Michael Phelps has been outspoken about his mental health struggles. lev radin/Shutterstock Imagine hearing a crowd of roaring fans every time you make an appearance. Thousands of camera flashes follow your every move. Each moment of your life taken up with preparation for your big moment: training, performing, media interviews and photo shoots.

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How to Reduce Student Entitlement

NeoAcademic

Dealing with student entitlement is one of the toughest challenges in modern education. Students often expect good outcomes (“I deserved an A!”) regardless of their effort, and I’m very impressed with a new, data-backed intervention to combat this! This compelling research article by Stephanie Freis, PhD offers a simple yet effective solution to reduce student entitlement.

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Executive Coaching Definition, Stages, Benefits, Strategies & Results

John Mattone

Executive coaching may be regarded differently by different people. While there may still be some people for whom the concept of “coaching” may carry connotations of remediation, for the most part, this outdated idea has fallen by the wayside. Rarely do organizations invest in coaching except for highly valued talent. Who is an Executive Coach – Definition Executive coaching assists top executives, managers, and other identified leaders in performing, learning, staying healthy and balanced

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How to Survive the AI Revolution in HR

NeoAcademic

I’m excited to announce the release of my action-oriented SIOP white paper coauthored with Sara Gutierrez , “How to Survive the AI Revolution in HR: Culture Change and Immediate Action.” In this guide, Sara and I explore current and emerging AI technologies at their intersection with HR and I-O psychology. We discuss critical concerns and offer practical recommendations to help HR professionals navigate the rapidly evolving landscape.

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Change Enthusiasm’s Cassandra Worthy on Harnessing Your Emotions and Thriving Through Change

Success

All the way back around 500 B.C., Greek philosopher Heraclitus established the notion that the only constant in life is change. So why are so many of our modern workplaces so bad at it? Change Enthusiasm® Global founder Cassandra Worthy spent 15 years in the corporate world frustrated by leaders who addressed change in the abstract but failed to support their employees through it.

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Mr. Beast Discovers HR

NeoAcademic

Experienced consultants will not find this story surprising: Mr. Beast, a company with over $700 million in revenue, is embroiled in a harassment scandal and is trying to address it by hiring their FIRST head of HR. As I often seen with my grad students, a lot of people just getting into the business world assume “surely these big companies know what they’re doing” but you quickly discover that almost all corporations are reactive – someone had a good idea once upon a time that made some m

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Employee Engagement: Leveraging Wellness Programs to Reduce Turnover

CoreHealth Workplace Wellness

Nowadays, employees expect a lot from their workplaces. They seek a sense of purpose, opportunities for growth, and an environment that aligns with their values. If you want to retain your top talent, your organization has to devise an approach that not only attracts exceptional employees, but also motivates them to stay and thrive. But traditional incentives like competitive salaries and standard benefits are no longer sufficient to do so.

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Psych vs. Tech Conferences Head-to-Head

NeoAcademic

Attending APA and a tech conference (posit::conf) back to back in the same city and almost the same facilities really highlights what you get for your registration money! At full rate, APA is priced moderately for a general professional conference: this year, $515 for three days of content. SIOP in contrast is priced a bit aggressively, at $455. People often complain about what you get for what seems like a big price tag, which essentially boils down to “access to presentations” and “food/coffee

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Violence Caused by Antidepressants Ignored Once Again by Psychiatrists

Mad in America

I n 2015, six psychiatrists from the Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford, the UK, published the study, “ Depression and Violence: A Swedish Population Study ” in Lancet Psychiatry. It was a total population study that included 47,158 people with a depression diagnosis, matched by age and sex to 898,454 general population controls. The authors found that “After adjustment for sociodemographic confounders, the odds ratio of violent crime was 3.0 (95% CI 2.8–3.3) compared with the genera

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Trump and Harris want to end taxes on workers’ tips. Here’s why that wouldn’t work

Work Life

Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris agree on one thing, at least: Both say they want to eliminate federal taxes on workers’ tips. But experts say there’s a reason Congress hasn’t made such a change already. It would be complicated, not to mention enormously costly to the federal government, to enact. It would encourage many higher-paid workers to restructure their compensation to classify some of it as “tips” and thereby avoid taxes.

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