Originally published August 10, 2022 | By John Hackston The people have spoken, and they want a hybrid work environment. In this article, The Myers Brigg Company shares the findings of a study it conducted which analyzed remote, hybrid, and onsite work models and how it affects managerial support and intention to leave. It predicted employees… View Article
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For mid-level associates or those just starting their PR careers, it can be overwhelming trying to decide whether they should work for a large public relations agency or go with a small boutique firm. Our friends at PR Boutiques International (PRBI) share six reasons why a boutique PR firm may be their best next move…. View Article
14 May 2022 | By Rebecca Forstadt-Olkowski According to a Statista, the top 3 leading motivations for female travelers to take a solo trip are flexibility, getting away from routine and responsibilities, and challenging themselves. Solo travelers make up 18% of global bookings which is almost a 5th of the market. 85% of these travelers are women. Women… View Article
9 May 2022 | By Dr. Natasha Bajema In this episode, Dr. Natasha Bajema, Director of the Converging Risks Lab, interviews Dr. David Maher who has more than three decades of experience in secure computing and currently serves as Chief Technical Officer of Intertrust. Before joining his current company in 1999, Maher was chief scientist for AT&T Secure Communications Systems,… View Article
4 May 2022 | By Bo Ferm Competitive pressures toward free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) service differentiation with higher value content have been further intensified by the entry of leading smart TV brands into the crowded field. With global smart TV ownership now representing 32% of the TV market base, according to Strategy Analytics, these suppliers have… View Article
2 May 2022 | By Sarah Regan If you’re not familiar with the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), it’s essentially a personality system that groups everyone into one of 16 personality types. Of all 16 personalities, ENFJs are some of the most friendly and personable people you’ll ever meet—but they can also struggle with being too personable and,… View Article
1 May 2022 | By Soo Kim Feeling uninspired by your management job? It may be that your temperament simply isn’t the right fit. Managing people or projects is often better suited to people with an ESTJ personality. ESTJ is one of the 16 distinct personality types identified by two American writers—Isabel Myers and her mother Katharine Briggs—in the… View Article
29 April 2022 | By Christopher Elliott Only my closest friends know that I’m not the most organized traveler. It’s a secret I’ve managed to hide pretty well. But when I tried to check into a hotel in Cape Town, South Africa, recently, the truth came out. I unsnapped my passport holder and a tsunami of… View Article
28 April 2022 | By Rajeev Shrivastava As the pandemic shows signs of potentially easing, travelers are once again planning family vacations and business trips. After two years of canceled travel plans, this is certainly welcome news to start the year. As the global traveler sets out to reconnect with the world, there are some uncertainties… View Article
22 April 2022 | By Marta Koonz It’s probably one of the most important, most photographed, most blissful AND most stressful days of your life – your wedding day. And if you’re the one doing the wedding planning, chances are even for midsize elopements you’ve already put in hours of work and money. The good news is… View Article