Shared Links (weekly) May 19, 2024
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Bad Managers Cause Poor Mental Health
Think about it, someone in management who has never learned how to communicate will have a team unaware of what is happening. Leaders who follow the examples of those above them, who’ve created a misogynistic culture, will continue with the same practices. When things don’t go smoothly, managers getting berated from above will berate the people below them. And on and on it goes.
If we want a healthier, open, and inclusive workplace, we need to train the people in charge of setting the tone and the culture. All the lunchtime yoga and meditation in the world can’t overcome that shortcoming.
Flexibility is Work-Life Balance
If you’ve been paying attention to things like my LinkedIn profile, then you probably know I started a new position last week. When discussing why I made the change with people over recent days, I find myself talking around the same things that this UK survey talks about: A study outlining the positive benefits of…
Shared Links (weekly) April 9, 2023
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Free Career and Job Search Tools– with the news of more layoffs last week, this is timely.
Shared Links (weekly) Nov. 22, 2020
Metadata Vanishes
– Craig with a good explanation of why sending your photo evidence as inline images in an email is not ideal..
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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?
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