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Linked – More Business Travel Tied to More Signs of Anxiety & Depression, Health Risks
If travel is a big part of your job, you’re at risk. You need to be aware of the risks and how to best mitigate them for yourself. “A new study finds that people who travel for business two weeks or more a month report more symptoms of anxiety and depression and are more likely…
Linked – When This Hacker-Crafted Email Arrives In Your Inbox…
“Don’t open it. Or, at least DO NOT click on the link it contains. What will this now-popular hacker email look like? It will be an email from SOMEONE YOU KNOW that looks like this.” Seriously, don’t click on a link in an email unless you were expecting it, and if you’re going to send…
Linked – We’re Declaring War on Ransomware with Launch of RansomFree
This looks interesting, and free. I haven’t downloaded it myself just yet, but I’m definitely going to be checking it out during some holiday downtime. If you’ve given it a spin, share your thoughts in the comments. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/were-declaring-war-ransomware-launch-ransomfree-lior-div?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like Follow these topics: Links, Tech
Training or Multitasking?
Students, you have a problem. I see it frequently, and when in online classes, I can tell when it’s happening, and it almost always happens. The problem is that you are trying to pay attention to your training, but you’re also trying to get work done. You are being sent to this training class because…
Linked – How Training Keeps Your Customers Coming Back For More
Given this, why do so many companies cut and/or just not offer training? “If your customer training game is on point, your customers are likely to repay you with loyalty. According to a study by the Technology Services Industry Association, 92 percent of software subscribers who have been trained renew their subscriptions and 64 percent…
Linked – Police seek Amazon Echo data in murder case (updated)
This is an interesting story, because it demonstrates just how much information smart home devices may have, and how various government interests are going to try and access, and interpret, that data. It also raises some interesting questions about how that data could be hacked by non-official parties. Are we really going to believe that…
