Companies can't do layoffs right because they're trying to act like 'cool parents'

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The harshness of recent layoffs suggests that any managerial empathy workers gained during the depths of the pandemic was short-lived.

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8 sustainability experts on the front lines share concrete reasons to be hopeful about the climate crisis

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High-profile tech leaders say AI is developing too fast and we should pause. Google's Bard says it's complicated.

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Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.
Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.

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6 ways to support Muslim coworkers who are fasting during Ramadan

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Millions of Muslims around the world will be observing Ramadan during the months of March and April this year.

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Do not underestimate how important humans are, even as we automate, the chief technology officer of SAP says

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Juergen Mueller, CTO of SAP
Juergen Mueller, the chief technology officer of SAP.

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I'm an exec at ThredUp, and our 4-day week is helping employees have an actual work-life balance

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Natalie Breece.

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The job cuts by companies like Uber and GM targeting low performers show CEOs are taking a hard-line approach to management

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Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce, previously told Insider,
Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce, previously told Insider, "Every CEO in Silicon Valley has looked at what Elon Musk has done and has asked themselves, 'Do they need to unleash their own Elon within them?'"

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I'm a Black woman who left her job at an architecture firm to go out on her own and I've never been happier

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Xena Stryker left corporate America to start her own architecture design and marketing firm.

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We're seeking nominations for HR leaders in 2023 who are redefining work, jobs, and careers

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Brace yourself for another tumultuous year at work.
We're looking for HR leaders who are reimagining work.

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7 signs you're being lied to, according to a psychotherapist who's trained the FBI and CIA

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David Lieberman says a liar will often talk more in the second person with lots of "you" statements, or they'll keep referring to "they" or "that" person.

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