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ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

First off, the headline is accurate, it is very likely that your company doesn’t care about really developing you, unless they have a specific benefit from it. Secondly, this is just a sad statement on management today: “Unfortunately, organizations today are unknowingly leaving employees with skill gaps and blind spots that can derail careers and…

Linked: How Slack impacts workplace productivity
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Linked: How Slack impacts workplace productivity

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Apparently, it’s a never ending problem. Offices got phones so people could communicate, but too many people spent too much time on the phone. Then it was email, then it was the open office, now it’s Slack, Teams, etc. ““By lowering the barrier to initiate communication, the hidden side effect is that Slack has the…

Linked – 131 Cyber Security Tips that Anyone Can Apply
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Linked – 131 Cyber Security Tips that Anyone Can Apply

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Yes, 131 is a lot. I actually looked through the list and can’t say that I would bother with a few of them, because I don’t think they address something that is really much of a risk. On the other hand, there are some really good tips on this list too, so it’s worth checking…

TweetDiscovery

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Gabe Acevado has created the perfect page to send your boss to if you’re getting flack about Twitter not being work-related. At least, if you work in the Litigation Support or eDiscovery field. It’s called TweetDiscovery, and while it’s still a “very early beta”, it’s tracking all the conversations about e-Discovery that are taking place…

Linked: Always (and Never) Out of Office: Why Two-Thirds of Professionals Aren’t Taking Time Off in 2020, But Should
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Linked: Always (and Never) Out of Office: Why Two-Thirds of Professionals Aren’t Taking Time Off in 2020, But Should

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

I know the travel options are limited for us this year, and maybe some families don’t have the financial wherewithal to travel anyway, but this is not going to to end well: “Most of us are putting vacation on the back burner, and not just for summer: nearly 70% of professionals say they don’t plan…

Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 15, 2020

Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 15, 2020

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Why Taking a Break is Good for Your Mental Health

Why Is Age Not Part of Diversity and Inclusion?

Data and Time Frames Are Forcing a Shift in eDiscovery Workflows

How ‘toxic positivity’ at work may be damaging your mental health

Google Photos will end its free unlimited storage on June 1st, 2021

Craig Ball Weighs in on Embedded Graphics in Emails: eDiscovery Best Practices

Expect Pandemic-Related Addiction Among Employees

Cybersecurity Threats in 2020 now include Choose-Your-Own-IT (CYOIT)

Legal AI – Don’t Be Scared!

3 Questions Legal Teams Need to Ask Before Deciding on an eDiscovery Solution

How to Ask for Help When You Need It

Are Americans actually more productive working from home?

3 Cybersecurity Tools for 2021 Corporate Budgets

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