Author: Harvard Business Review
An Open Office Experiment That Actually Worked
I am reminded of an open office environment that did not work well. Kudo’s to The Bridgespan Group for making an open office work for work.
5 Ways to Work from Home More Effectively
6 New Workspaces That Are Killing the Corporate Campus
Starbucks, Panera, etc. are not listed as new workspaces.
Most People Don’t Want to Be Managers
Breaking Down the Freelance Economy
OK Daniel Pink, where do we go from here?
The Peril of Untrained Entry-Level Employees
When I began my career last century I received six months of training prior to semi-autonomous work. I left my first job after 18 months. While training entry level staff has its obvious merits, the ROI has to be gawd awful.
Four Ways to Adapt to an Aging Workforce
Do People Really Want Smarter Toothbrushes?
Seriously?
