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Shared Links (weekly) Oct. 16 2022
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How Being Kind at Work (to Others and Yourself) Can Combat Burnout
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Getting the Message: How Messaging Apps Have Impacted eDiscovery and Compliance Practices
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The Password is…Wrong, If You’re Following These Password Steps
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The Lawyers Depression Project: A Support Group For Legal Professionals
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Is Your Leadership Development Program Undermining Your DEI Goals?
Linked – Facebook fired employees for stalking users
I know many people look at those of us who are concerned about privacy and the people who have information about us as some kind of conspiracy theorists, worrying that the government is going after us individually. I get why that can seem far fetched, but this is really why we concern ourselves with it….
Linked – LinkedIn doubles down on education with LinkedIn Learning, updates desktop site
LinkedIn, the social network for the working world that now has some 450 million members and is in the process of being acquired by Microsoft for $26.2 billion, today took the wraps off its newest efforts to expand its site beyond job hunting and recruitment, its two business mainstays. The company has launched a new…
Linked: Skills Gap Is Top-of-Mind for Employers
Training to meet the skills gap in your workforce is a never-ending challenge. This is not a one-time set it and forget it type of task. It is an ongoing task that will always need updating and tweaking. Have you planned for keeping everyone on your team up to date and continuing to develop the new skills you’ll need year after year?
A gap doesn’t get created overnight, and it won’t get fixed overnight. Even if it did, a few days later you’ll have another gap. The world changes every day. Don’t assume your people can change with it without any assistance from you.