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eDiscovery Update: Cybersecurity, changes to Federal Rules of Evidence
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Answering Work Emails On Your Phone At Night Makes You Bad At Work The Next Day
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There’s a bunch of interesting stuff in the article about using apps and other tools to make sure you are communicating with remote workers. That is one of the biggest challenges when you are a remote worker, staying connected to what is going on around the company. Newsletters, conference calls, intranets, etc. can make a…
Some of these aren’t that simple to be honest. On the other hand, if we could tech people to properly backup their stuff, protect themselves from malware, and keep their information private, we’d go a long way towards making using a computer less painful. So, take a look and see which of these tips could…
Here’s some even more bad news, from people who obviously are just clueless, yet somehow wound up in positions of power: Driver’s license as De Facto National ID?. Here’s a quote (and a fine example of just how clueless some people are): “These are state motor vehicle departments that will have these databases. This is…
I know I’ve said it many times, but just because someone shares something on social media that looks like it’s true, doesn’t actually mean anything. “All this means that you have to be very careful about what you see in articles or on social media. If someone is sharing an image of a Tweet rather…
Always interesting to come across something from a therapy blog, and see how clearly it plays out in a professional environment. Cognitive Distortions exist everywhere, but they can really hurt you in your career. Take a look at some of the things listed in here and think about how you may be blinded by your…
One of the really interesting things I’ve noticed about projects as I’ve spent some time learning about project management is how much a bad decision at the beginning of a project dooms that project to multiple delays and problems. The r thing I’ve also found interesting is how infrequently those early decisions are scrutinized. See…