Before we get into the nitty gritty of technology and ethics, lets get this out of the way. In the US, if you use a computer or mobile device that was issued to you by your employer, they own that device, and in some way, they own every bit of data that comes and goes…
Some interesting things to consider from this research for training, and your own career. Making mistakes, and getting things wrong, 15% of the time might actually be better for learning. Do you have the freedom to make that many mistakes in your job? Or, in a training situation, are you challenging students enough that they…
Bruce makes some interesting points in this presentation, it’s certainly something to think about. First, watch: I’ll be honest, I’ve been on the side of leaving technology alone for the most part, but his point about the legal industry, and how public policy law is a huge area of focus, and how even law schools…
I see this often, in young people just starting out, and plenty of people who’ve been around a bit longer and should know better. They look at a job posting, and find the one thing that rules them out, instead of seeing the bigger picture. Practically speaking, it’s useful for almost everyone to treat job…
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I think there’s a lot to consider in this article, and Dakota lays out why you should read it in the first sentence. “In this article, I’ll be arguing why value and respect are fundamental to workplace well-being, not salary or perks.” One of the things that struck me while reading it was how much…