Linked – Wellbeing Programs: Are Organizations Addressing the Cause
Don’t let your programs be junk, fix the culture. Recognize how your culture contributes to the problem and then do something about it.
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Linked – A researcher tried to buy mental health data. It was surprisingly easy.
The US government spends a lot of time telling people to fear what Chinese companies could do with the data they get from our phones when we use something like TikTok, but they do nothing about things like this.
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This Blog Post Was Not Written Using AI
I’m online to connect with other real people and the ideas that live in their heads. I write to share those ideas with others, but I also write because writing helps clarify my thoughts and ideas. It’s practice for the many times I find myself needing to go into more detail and flesh out ideas in front of other people. Asking a chatbot to write this post wouldn’t give me mental exercise. It would remove the challenge of figuring out what I want to say and how I want to say it.
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Shared Links (weekly) Feb. 12, 2023
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Don’t Just Memorize Your Next Presentation — Know It Cold– I often hear people talking about not practicing their presentation for fear of sounding “too rehearsed.” The fix is to know it even better.
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Rise of Collaboration Apps Could Make Data Custodians Irrelevant– I agree data is no longer about the person who created it.
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You Need to Address Skills Gaps Before It’s Too Late. Here’s How.
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Stop Passing the Buck on Cybersecurity: Why Companies Must Build Safety Into Tech Products – As Americans have integrated technology into nearly every facet of their lives, they have unwittingly come to accept that it is normal for new software and devices to be indefensible by design.
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Linked – Resignations Can Become Contagious
Humans don’t handle uncertainty well. They will seek out the path that has more certainty. You’re either providing that, or you’re not. If you’re not, you’re losing one of the important factors that impact retention. There’s a reason resignations are contagious. There’s a reason they go up right after layoffs or significant managerial change. We don’t like feeling uncertain.
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Another Reminder of Failing to Train – Kids and Social Media
Why did we think anything on the public internet was a place to let kids roam with no training?
