Globalization Isn’t Dead in Software Engineering
How can businesses harness the collective power of global engineering teams? Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when extending your engineering capacity.
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The Great Upgrade: Why Outlandish Perks Aren’t Fixing The Talent Crisis
Signing bonuses and extra days off are a shiny solution in a tight labor market, but they don’t get to the heart of the problem.
One Company’s Experience Shows the Future of Video Editing
A new kind of cloud-computing video-editing software called LucidLink has exploded during the pandemic, because it enables production teams to work from anywhere. WebMD says this is the future of their business.
HO, HO, HO, WTF!
'Tis the season to be jolly (if possible) and work from home yet again. So let your gift list reflect that! For loved ones still trapped by their screens, here’s Raskin's last-minute list of gifts...
Robin’s Rules of Order: New Models for the Workplace
Right now, companies are fumbling. It’s time to apply a new set of metrics to how work is measured, how it’s compensated, and how much of it can be done remotely.
Zoom Wants to Be the Center of Your Universe. What Could Go Wrong?
Apps are likely to end up a great way to take rigidity and sameness out of Zoom meetings. But for the moment, to have better meetings you need fewer tools, not more.
Hybrid Work Will Require Flexibility and Innovation
Tech-fueled hybrid work could lead to productivity unimaginable with in-office or remote models alone. But companies will need a new infrastructure on the "edge."
The Shrink in Your Pocket Will See You Now
We are a nation on the verge of a collective nervous breakdown. But are apps the answer?
Coaching Is the Antidote For the “Great Resignation”
Embracing remote work policies permanently won’t be enough. Effective retention strategies must evolve alongside shifting workforce trends, and prioritize growth, fulfillment, and belonging.
