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How to Not Keep Employees

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The irony is rich, a site dedicated to helping people looking to either find a new job, or recruit new talent, suggesting that people think about blocking LinkedIn on the office network because people might be using the site to look for a new job?   The amount of traffic to LSC from social medial…

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How would you explain it?

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

OK so it’s a simple concept to most of you guys, but obviously, our various users don’t quite grasp this, and I’m wondering what the best way to explain it is. Here’s the scenario: User needs data copied to a laptop from the network so he can work on it offline from some other location…

This Week’s Links (weekly)

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An Insider’s Perspective on ILTA 2013—Part 1 | E-Discovery Beat tags: LitSupport MM The Solution to Empty-Suits in the Board Room: The “Hacker Way” of Management – Part Two | e-Discovery Team ® tags: LitSupport MM Valuing employees tags: Management MM Experts Weigh in on Targeted Collections in E-Discovery | E-Discovery Beat tags: LitSupport MM…

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ABA Techshow Keynote-Marc Rotenberg Executive Director of EPIC

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Interesting Keynote on Internet Privacy. Good discussion about Spitzer, RealID, The wiretap bill, cloud computing, warrantless laptop searches at the border, etc. I was especially interested in Marc Rotenberg’s take on Google Apps. He’s not a fan. Rightly, he’s concerned about the amount of information Google has about you by having access to your email…

Morning notes

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

Seems like I get a heck of a lot of traffic to my article on spyware from folks looking for ways to run kazaa or other file sharing services without the ads, or without the tracking. Could it be that you’re actually getting sick of all the intrusiveness? Or are you just worried that someone’s…

Linked: In a Global Survey, Almost All Respondents Said They’d Go to Work Sick
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Linked: In a Global Survey, Almost All Respondents Said They’d Go to Work Sick

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

The study was done before COVID-19, but this is one of those things that we’ve all known about for years, and it’s one of the larger questions we will have as offices start opening back up. “As for why people continue to do this, the researchers cite a sense of obligation to their colleagues or…

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