Linked: what’s reasonable for managers to expect of parents working from home?
Echoing my own thoughts from yesterday, this response to a question about being frustrated with an employee being slower to get work done because they have a toddler at home all day, is pure gold. “In the past, it was … Continued
Linked: Cybersecurity Considerations for an Increasingly Remote Workforce
First off, Jessica quoting the Art of War is great, but more importantly, this is a time when everyone is making massive adjustments to change. That makes it easy to forget that there are still hackers out there looking to … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
Americans want an internet bill of rights to protect their online data/a> Amid Increasing Remote Work, E-Discovery Contends With an Overstretched Internet Will 2020 see the end of Keywords in eDiscovery? An Open Letter From Your Lawyer: We Don’t Know … Continued
Linked: Get Brainspace Certified for Free
If you are a Brainspace user, customer, or are working with one of their customers, this might be worth checking out: Brainspace is now offering all of its certification courses and learning content for FREE to our customers, partners and … Continued
Remember Curation?
“Who said it? Why do I trust them? Have they been wrong in the past?” Once upon a time, in the blogging world, the idea of curation was an important one. The idea was that while we wanted to be … Continued
Calling BS
Thanks to some LinkedIn connections, I discovered the website, and the soon to be released book, Calling Bullshit. It struck a nerve with me, mostly because I am one of those people who truly believes that you can convince people … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
On-Premise Tech’s Swan Song? Pandemic Places Greater Emphasis on the Cloud Zoom needs to clean up its privacy act What You Don’t Know Will Hurt You: Technology Competence in the Time of COVID-19 Privacy Tip #232 – Spam Phone Calls … Continued