Spiceworks
APRIL 21, 2024
Microsoft’s Resilient File System (ReFS), introduced with Windows Server 2012, stands as a guardian for data in the ever-growing realm of storage solutions. Designed to address the limitations of its predecessor, NTFS, ReFS prioritizes three key aspects: data integrity, scalability, and self-healing capabilities. Learn more about ReFS in this article.
Work Life
APRIL 21, 2024
Mark Tuitert won the gold medal in speed skating in the 1500-meter event at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. He is also a bestselling author, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and the host of the podcast, Drive. He has been featured on the panel for a TEDx event, The Puzzle of Learning, and also serves as an on-air speed-skating pundit for Dutch broadcaster NOS.
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Go Burrows
APRIL 21, 2024
Liliya Susong is a Senior Administrative Assistant at Nestlé North America. An immigrant to the US, she has 11+ years of experience as an EA with international companies and counting – now on the US side! In this episode of The Leader Assistant Podcast, Liliya shares her journey navigating culture gaps as an immigrant to the US, communication, networking, and working with an assistant team.
Work Life
APRIL 21, 2024
A problem pops up at work—what’s the first thing you do? The frenzied pace of many corporate environments means that we often jump straight to solutions. But this tendency, deeply ingrained through years of work and schooling that primarily incentivizes correct answers, overlooks a crucial step. Research shows that a deliberate phase of information gathering and analysis sets high-performing teams apart from their less-successful counterparts.
Workplace Insight
APRIL 21, 2024
VMA GROUP , a trusted name in the world of communications, marketing, digital and change recruitment, has announced the release of its highly anticipated research report, Inside Insight. This all-encompassing benchmarking report delves deep into the current state of the internal communications industry, providing invaluable insights to professionals and organisations alike.
Work Life
APRIL 21, 2024
If you’re into astrology , you might be counting down the days until April 25. That’s when Mercury retrograde, a cosmic event believed to impact our lives negatively, is supposed to end. If you’ve been struggling with misunderstandings , communication hiccups, brain fog, and a productivity slump lately, know that you’re not alone.
Sarah Levitt
APRIL 21, 2024
Your gut is a popular refrain these days. I’ve heard it multiple times on different podcasts. It’s catchy. And I think it’s really misguided. What they mean to say is ‘don’t trust your reactions.’ That’s very different. Because your gut is actually a good meter.
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Minding the Workplace
APRIL 21, 2024
One of my favorite parts of filmmaker and comedian Mel Brooks’s breezy, funny memoir, All About Me! My Remarkable Life in Show Business (2021), is a short chapter devoted to what he and his pals called the “Chinese Gourmet Society.” For some nine years starting in the early 1950s (apparently — he gives no dates!), Brooks and a group of invited friends met for dinner every Tuesday night in New York’s Chinatown.
Work Life
APRIL 21, 2024
When I was a kid, $100,000 sounded like an impossibly large sum of money. Even when I started working at my first professional job with an entry-level salary of $32,000, I thought that making $100,000 would allow one to be comfortably upper-middle class. I’m sure I’m not alone; a “ six-figure salary ” was, for a long time, shorthand for a “well-paid job.
Success
APRIL 21, 2024
After YouTube creator Jason Appleton’s grandfather died, he would occasionally hear stories about him from his aunt and uncle. Appleton found himself wishing he had spent more time talking to his grandfather about his life. “When I was young, I remember my grandfather. But I didn’t value him,” says Appleton. “When you’re 15 or 14 years old, you’ve just got old heads around— you don’t really understand the value of their stories or their experience.
Work Life
APRIL 21, 2024
Recently, on the way to take my son for a haircut, I suddenly realized I was out of cash—and the adorable 80-year-old barber who cuts our kids’ hair doesn’t accept credit cards. We were already running late, so I stopped at the ATM in the nearby pharmacy rather than head across town to our bank’s ATM. That momentary convenience cost me nearly $7. The out-of-network ATM charged me $3.50 and my bank took another three bucks.
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