Shared Links (weekly) Feb. 11, 2024
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Mental health: 66% of cybersecurity analysts experienced burnout this year
5 Ways to Reclaim Your Mental Health at Work in the New Year
2023 New Year’s Resolution: Don’t Get “Whacked” By A State AG for Cybersecurity Compliance
Why I’m still on Twitter– this resonates. The alternatives aren’t integrated into the tools I use to share my blog posts on Twitter and to let people follow my blogs there. (let alone set up multiple accounts.)
Bring back personal blogging – We’ve tried social media. Maybe it’s time to go back to having our own space to share our own voices and follow the ones we want to listen to.
Taking a skills-based approach to building the future workforce
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I think a little anxiety and anger are appropriate now. Being distracted from your work should actually be a pretty normal reaction to what is going on in the world. Just replace your own national politics for the UK in that survey and can you really say that something hasn’t prevented you from being your best at work during the last couple of years? I’m in the US, I think it’s crazy that there are people going about their work as if nothing is happening, but I also know that is the corporate culture for many of us as well. For the hours you are “at” work, that’s our time. Spend your own time worrying about the world, grieving for lost loved ones, caring for your family, or your own needs, etc.
This is wrong on so many levels. Your people are not hours of labor on a spreadsheet, they are human beings, and human beings should absolutely be affected by what is going on in the world. Expecting them not to be during work hours tells me a lot more about the management team than it does about the workforce.
It surely doesn’t say anything good about the management team either.
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