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Why Working With Your Hands Is Key to Creativity in the Workplace
Van Lai-DuMone, CEO and founder of WorksmART shares how how companies can infuse creativity and play into their workplace culture.
Dear ReWorker: How Do I Get Rid of Bad Glassdoor Reviews?
By now, most companies understand the importance of Glassdoor reviews. So what do you do when you receive a handful of negative ones? Our ReWorker weighs in.
How to Prepare Your Organization For Robot Workers
It's unlikely humans will be obsolete in the advent of automation technology and robot workers. Still, your organization should be ready for the inevitable changes that will come at the hands of this emerging technology.
Take it From a Futurist: How Technology Will Change the Value of Humans in the Workforce For the Better
Futurist and founder of The Amplify Lab Joanna Bloor shares how companies should rethink the way they approach engagement (from job post to tenured employee) to prepare for the technology-driven future of work.
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