Can Tech Help Creatives Earn a Decent Living
The creative industry – art, music, the theatre – was hit hard by the pandemic. Can new tech help them finally get recognized for what they're worth?
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One Year After the Great Reset: Same Storm, Different Boats
Some countries, industries, organizations, and people basically shrugged off the pandemic. Others may never fully recover. The good news: We have our start date for a new mindset.
Till we Meet Again (at Conferences)
Most notable large live events of this coming spring and summer are being canceled for the second year in a row. But as we start to see the light at the end of the tunnel,...
The Pipeline Isn’t the Problem
Companies need to look inward to their own culture instead of outward to the pipeline.
A Practical Guide to Networking in the New Normal
Virtual connections can be hard to maintain and networking can feel almost impossible in our new digital world, but with these pieces of advice, you can make it work for you.
How Much Do You Owe in 2020 Taxes–and To Whom? It’s A Mess.
Upwards of 55% of the population worked remotely during the pandemic. With April 15th approaching, keep your financial planner on speed dial.
Desperately Seeking Talent: Technology Association Report Underscores Shortage of Skilled Workers
Three in four tech companies face difficulty finding candidates with the right skills and abilities. A triple cocktail is moving the dial right now on how to address the school-to- work pipeline, creating vast opportunities...
Not Going Back: New Survey Finds Giant Worker Reservations About the Office
How will the current work-from-home model impact workplace protocols moving forward? And how radically will the traditional office environment shift as corporate America reopens for business?
Harnessing Technology for Human Connection
Right now, technology is our next best option to fill the void left by the lack of quality social interaction. This is also a chance for long-lasting, positive change.
