Steve Cadigan

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Future of Work | Psychology

Psychology | Future of Work

Learn, Unlearn & Relearn: What Got You Here Won’t Get You There

Only be continually challenging your own best thinking can you unlearn the assumptions that keep you from optimizing the opportunities ahead.

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    Bruce Feiler | Life Is In The Transitions

    Psychology | Future of Work

    The Ecosystem Model – Today’s Approach in Managing the New Generation of Contingent Workforce.

    Read how the Ecosystem model works with a contingent workforce, providing strategic business partner, offering vendor neutrality, and effective benchmarking

      Psychology | Future of Work

      Hire Leaders for What They Can Do, Not What They Have Done

      Three questions to ask about each candidate.

        Psychology | Future of Work

        The Office Is Far Away. Can Its Culture Survive?

        Bosses fear that if remote working arrangements last much longer that relationships will fray and innovation may suffer.

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        The Future of Work: Being Successful in the COVID Era and Beyond

        What will set successful organizations apart from the rest, and what future work cultures may look like when return to the office.

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          Coronavirus: 15 emerging themes for boards and executive teams | McKinsey

          Board directors and executives can pool their wisdom to help companies grapple with the challenge of a lifetime.

            Psychology | Future of Work

            IBM to leave WeWork space it leases at 88 University Place - Business Insider

            WeWork had heralded IBM's lease at 88 University Place as an important shift in its business from startups to Fortune 500 firms. Now IBM is exiting.

              Psychology | Future of Work

              Why Does Zoom Exhaust You? Science Has an Answer

              On video calls, looming heads, staring eyes, a silent audience, and that millisecond delay disrupt normal human communication.