Opinion
Column: DOGE’s tactics look familiar to the private sector
Elon Musk’s DOGE may be scary to the public sector, but the private sector knows its tactics well, The Efficacy Group’s Duane R. Deason writes in a guest column.
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WellSpan Health's long-term population health strategy
Discover how Dr. Timothy Switaj, chief population health officer at WellSpan Health, is approaching the long-term strategy, rooted in value-based care ...
A ‘New Deal With Moscow’ Will Work on One Condition
Russia changes only when it loses wars.
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How to Reduce Work Stress and Be More Productive
Avoid negative coping mechanisms, such as excessive drinking, drug use, and overeating. These behaviors only exacerbate their ...
Google’s Demand Gen upgrade: Key changes and success strategies
From smarter prospecting and remarketing to new ad formats, here’s what you need to know about Google’s evolving Demand Gen ...
Jesse Watters: What's The Democrat Strategy To Get Other Countries To Lower Their Tariffs? To Bring Back Manufacturing Jobs?
FOX News host Jesse Watters weighs in on Democrats throwing 'tantrums' over President Donald Trump on 'Jesse Watters ...
The Secret Strategies To Making Change Management Less Painful At Work
Change management fails when employees feel out of control. Involving people early, reducing uncertainty, and framing change ...
How coworking companies have shifted strategies, markets and revenue streams post-pandemic
Another major name in coworking, IWG, historically has targeted suburban and tertiary office markets. Globally, it has 13 ...
19 Strategies For Navigating Employee Pushback On Return-To-Office Mandates
Help the employees navigate the transition. Talk to them. Work with them. Support them. They are humans with life challenges ...
I'm a product manager who's worked at Uber, Amazon, and Meta. I always advise junior employees to be the dumbest person in the room.
Shailesh Chauhan, a Meta product manager, said he learned to say no, including to managers.