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The Number One Mistake People I Interview Are Making These Days
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Finis Price : Our legal profession lost a good and decent guy
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Linked – Germany’s new social-media law analysis: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube to remove hate speech in 24 hours or face fines
This is disconcerting, because they are right, Germany is asking social media platforms to decide what is hate speech and what is not, like that’s an easy thing to do. And they have actual laws on the books about what is hate speech. How will they determine what hate speech is in other countries where…
Linked: Remote working jobs: 5 problems we need to solve in 2022
Sadly, most managers just don’t know how to do this. We’ve lived in a world where hard work = hours worked for so long that we don’t know how to do anything else, even though it was also never really true. There have always been people who “work” long hours just to look good without ever really getting anything done, and others who get work done very efficiently and see no reason to sit at their desk longer and play that game. (And everything in between these two extremes!)
What we haven’t done in many cases is figure out better ways to measure who is getting actual work done, because sometimes that’s hard to do.
Linked – Thousands of major sites are taking silent anti-ad-blocking measures
This is going to continue to escalate, and as it does, I suspect the number of websites that I just stop visiting will increase. It’s no secret that ad blockers are putting a dent in advertising-based business models on the web. This has produced a range of reactions, from relatively polite whitelisting asks (TechCrunch does…
Worth Reading – The Real Cost of Poor Leadership in Workplaces
When good talent does leave, as the article mentions, they often cite the need to get away from their manager. However, bad managers don’t exist in a vacuum. They are created in a poor culture, which comes straight from the top.
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
A Great Set of Videos for Teaching Networking and Computer Hardware Concepts The Rise of the Video Surveillance Industrial Complex. The Tech Factor: Special eDiscovery Considerations for the Tech Sector E-Discovery Lessons From the Presidential Impeachment Proceedings Privacy & Cybersecurity Issues to Watch in 2020 How to Engage the Remote Workforce Centre for Addiction and…
Domestic Violence as Workplace Safety
How would you react to domestic violence if you were to view it as a company security issue instead of a personal problem? There is plenty of evidence that it is a workplace issue. Employers could play a role in keeping their people safe if they took it seriously as a workplace issue.
