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business-and-work1 year ago

"Mastering the Top 7 In-Demand Skills for 2024"

Soft skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication, are increasingly sought after by employers, with 57% of leaders stating a need for strategic thinking skills. As technical skills have a limited longevity, the importance of soft skills is growing, especially in the face of AI advancements. Job hunters can stand out by highlighting their soft skills in resumes and interviews, as these skills not only benefit individuals but also elevate teams and organizations, driving innovation, efficiency, and growth in the workplace.

business-and-work2 years ago

"Workers Lean Towards Office Productivity, Echoing Musk and Dimon's Stance"

A study by Gensler's research arm indicates that U.S. office workers believe they need to be in the office 63% of the week to maximize productivity, challenging the notion that remote work does not impact efficiency. Despite the push for remote work, leaders like Elon Musk and Jamie Dimon have argued that in-office work is more productive. The study suggests a productivity sweet spot of two-thirds of the week in-person, taking into account individual circumstances such as commute and family responsibilities. Gensler's findings highlight the importance of in-office presence for business outcomes, including improved relationships, work quality, and access to critical information, while also acknowledging the benefits of a flexible, hybrid work model.

business-and-work2 years ago

"Improving Leadership by Disconnecting from Work Post-Hours"

Recent research highlights the importance of disconnecting from work after hours, especially for those in leadership roles. The study suggests that constant work-related rumination can lead to depletion and a reduced ability to lead effectively, which can be perceived by employees. The findings advocate for managers to switch off from work in the evenings to improve their leadership capabilities and overall well-being.

business-and-work2 years ago

"Recruiters Contact Redditor Who Just Left Their Job"

A Reddit user, slobberypuppykisses (SPK), shared their experience of being approached by a recruiter for a high-paying position at their former toxic workplace, which they had left four years prior. Despite the significant salary increase, SPK declined the offer, citing the negative past experience and the company's requirement for in-office work. The Reddit community shared mixed reactions, with some suggesting SPK should negotiate or leverage the offer for better opportunities, while others supported the decision to avoid the toxic environment, regardless of the pay.