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    Linked: Employers Grapple with Surge in Mental Health Issues

    Having HR professionals understand this is important. Having them try to influence the business leaders might help too. At the end of the day, though, this only gets better if the entire culture buys into it. Any individual manager who isn’t capable of making reasonable accommodations because they haven’t been trained or because the actual business practices create a roadblock for them only proves that this is all just talk.

    People who’ve struggled for years to continue working at the risk of their mental health deserve a lot more than talk.

  • Shared Links (weekly) Oct 25, 2020

    A Call For Greater Investment In Workplace Mental Health: Leaders From Facebook, YouTube, Best Buy, Verizon Media And More Weigh In

    Secure Phone Disposal

    Mental Health Benefits Are A Long-Term Strategy, Not A Contingency Plan

    Council Post: Let’s Talk About Mental Wellness, Even At Work

    October’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery

    How to Network Professionally During the Coronavirus Pandemic

    Facebook Download Your Information Function Omits Significant Amounts of Evidence

    You Need a Personal Highlight Reel

    The Powerful Purpose of Introverts: Why the World Needs You to Be You

    How to create employee accountability without in-person interaction

    Don’t Change What Works

    Five Great Reads on eDiscovery for October 2020

    Mental health improves in employees after company moves to 4-day work week

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    Linked: L&D’s Role in Attracting Top Talent

    The folks from this survey understand two things.

    1. The skills they have today won’t be enough to be successful tomorrow. Technology is changing the work we do at an ever-increasing clip. If they are in a job that isn’t keeping pace, or giving them the opportunity to keep pace, it’s going to end badly for them.

    2. If an organization isn’t recognizing the need for their talent to continuously learn it is not only offering a job without the kind of future they are seeking, but it’s probably not offering itself the kind of future it needs. People see this. Your top people know it’s true. They see a sinking ship long before you do. A ship that keeps doing what it’s always done without growing and adapting to change is sinking. Maybe not today, or the next year, but eventually, they know.

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    Linked – Networking is a Waste of Time- Or Is It?

    This is a new acronym to me, but I think it does make sense: “Networking is about getting AIR. Networking can rejuvenate how you feel about your job or your job search the same way oxygen reenergizes your body. AIR is an acronym that stands for Advice (career advancement, job search, career-changing) Information (company, industry…

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    Linked – Why the silencing of KrebsOnSecurity opens a troubling chapter for the ‘Net

    The growing supply of IoT malware is creating a tipping point in the denial-of-service domain that’s giving relatively unsophisticated actors capabilities that were once reserved only for the most elite of attackers. And that, in turn, represents a threat to the Internet as we know it. “The biggest threats as far as I’m concerned in…

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