Can Humans Compete with Machines in the Retail World?
Combining machines and workers to complete tasks once performed solely by humans has always been a difficult dilemma for employers and unions.
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Hiring Business Experts: How Do You Evaluate Them?
Sometime in your career, you may hire outside consultants. Before you make that hire, be sure to carefully evaluate those business experts.
Moonlighting: Why Police Departments Must Have Officer Policies
There are risks involved with allowing police officers to moonlight. That’s why it’s important for law enforcement departments to have clear policies.
Six Things the Military Can Teach Business Leaders
Successful managers and business leaders often turn to high-speed organizations outside their own for inspiration. So, what lessons can the military impart?
How to Enjoy the Holidays and Maintain Office Productivity
With Halloween behind us and the calendar into November, it’s time to start thinking about how the upcoming holidays will affect your office productivity.
Here’s NASA's Secret Weapon, When It Comes To Future-of-Work Multi-Tasking
What’s the best way to help an employee navigate multiple freelance resources? That’s a question we often get when a company begins to source work through one—or sometimes many—on-demand open talent platforms.
Developing the Leadership Skills Needed for Management
How can a young manager acquire the skills and competencies required to make the transition to leadership? The OPM has excellent resources.
Emergency Medical Services: The Changing Landscape
Emergency medical services have not experienced any real transformations in the past few decades. But changes in the field are coming.
New Research: Companies Changing Their Views on Hiring Veterans
New research from Duke University's Fuqua School of Business suggests veterans can be typecast as agentic and unemotional.