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How do we make work work for people? If we wanted to “do work better”—in a deep and fundamental way—how can we point the ship in a different direction? The answer lies in a better framework for decision-making about work, reorienting the seemingly prosaic choices we make about work with a completely shifted lens. The
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To what can we compare the framework of work? To what is “work-life” analogous? One comparison that comes to mind is a maze. Making your way through your work world is, in many ways, like meandering through a maze. And in case you’re wondering, you’re the mouse within it.  Each day you hasten through your
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Walmart, McDonald’s and Roku are the latest to join a steady stream of layoffs since late last year. Respected media outlets CNN and Bloomberg predict more layoffs to come, particularly in manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, and information/media industries Meanwhile, seasoned recruiters and senior executives across industries continue lamenting the lack of available talent. They tell
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As organizational leaders increasingly embrace happiness in the workplace as a precondition for attracting and retaining top talent, they must also confront an important feature of human nature: we are prone to comparing ourselves with others. Most of us engage in this behavior daily, often unconsciously. In the workplace, however, manifestations of this behavior are
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Each one of us will surely not purchase the same products or even the same categories of products. Numerous parameters determine your audience’s choices, including social and cultural factors. Today we will focus on the individuals. How do their strange psychology and unique personality affect them when they wander around at the supermarket? How will
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Maintaining America’s innovation edge is crucial, but bureaucratic excesses at the federal level could slow us down. As Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, once said, “Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.”   To maintain the United States’ position as a technological superpower, bipartisan cooperation is needed to redesign our regulatory process to align with
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Last week, I spoke at an event sponsored by REX Roundtables for Executives on the roof of Petco Park – home to the San Diego Padres. Since the audience members are leaders in the health and fitness industry, the sports venue was a fitting place to talk about the difference between winning and building winning
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The 90s still affect all artistic aspects, from music and fashion to decoration. Some are excited, anticipating the return of some trends from childhood and teenage years. Others prefer to forget about the hustle and bustle of the decade and leave it behind forever. We cannot deny, however, that, in general, the design trends of
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From preventing natural disasters to improving supply chain efficiency and tracking automated teller machines, many Global Positioning System (GPS) oriented applications have been adding enormous value in our world. You are currently living a safer and more convenient life due to GPS. Without GPS, it will be challenging for you to make use of many innovative services
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“Go hard or go home” is what many companies and individuals think is the recipe for financial success. We have heard this so many times, seen it in movies, and read it in success stories—it is ingrained into our thinking. In his influential book from 2005, “The World Is Flat,” Thomas Friedman articulates this mindset’s
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