LONDON — In Switzerland, the Lucerne music festival canceled two symphony concerts featuring a Russian maestro. In Australia, the national swim team said it would boycott a world championship meet in Russia. At the Magic Mountain Ski Area in Vermont, a bartender poured bottles of Stolichnaya vodka down the drain. From culture to commerce, sports …
The State Department is warning U.S. travelers to avoid Belarus due to its involvement in Russia’s attack on Ukraine. The department cites Russia’s military buildup within Belarus, its “arbitrary enforcement of laws,” the risk of detention and COVID-19 as reasons to stay out of the country. Belarus has been a staging area for Russian troops ahead of the …
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The Pandemic Created a Renewed Urgency for Agile Transformation For years, many organizations have seen agile ways of working as a path to success. The enterprise of the future was always going to be data driven and nimble, but organizations once had time on their side to transform on their own schedule. The pandemic changed …
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March 01, 2022 “No regrets” might be a popular modern-day mantra, but it’s virtually impossible to live your life without wishing you could do certain things over. Some people try to ignore these feelings; others wallow in them. But author Dan Pink, who recently conducted large U.S. and global surveys on this phenomenon, says the …
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It’s well-known that our mental and physical experiences are often closely related. But in this piece, the author shares research that explores this connection on a macro scale. She and her coauthor analyzed data from 1.3 million people across 146 countries over 10 years to examine the connection between national unemployment rates and reported pain …
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Employee surveys show that workers will stay if companies invest in their development. Managers are in a unique position to drive employee retention and engagement, and companies should ensure that they have a more active role in employee training and development. These five steps can help: 1) Let managers tell you what they need; 2) Create …
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Lululemon A few weeks ago, I was in Los Angeles at one of those dinner parties with assigned seating. You know, the ones where you have to put effort into making conversation. The ones where you have to dress up a little bit. The ones where you have to be on. Admittedly, I was off …
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During the Love Is Blind Season 2 finale, there was one surprising couple that didn’t end up getting married: Sal and Mallory. Despite their edit on the show, it looks like the two had more problems than we initially thought. When they first met in the pods, Mallory wasn’t sure about Sal. But over time, …
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