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Try Reciting This Prayer to Unwind and Reflect Before Bed

Thrive Global

There were no catastrophes, no earthquakes, nothing that shook the earth except what happened in my mind, so now I let my mind rest and unravel and discard what didn’t go my way, and I give myself permission to soften my heart and take in the good. Excerpted from SPEAKING WITH SPIRIT copyright © 2022 by Agapi Stassinopoulos.

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How to Start a Web Design Business

Embroker

The name of your company is the first thing that clients and customers will associate with your business, and you should think carefully about what kind of name you want. Make sure to keep your clients updated about the various stages of the project you have taken on. Creating your brand is all about telling your story.

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Acceptable use policy template

Workable

Include rules about password security, unauthorized access, and software installation. Emphasize the importance of not violating copyright laws. Personal use is permissible as long as it does not interfere with company operations or productivity. Provide guidelines on how to handle, store, and share such information.

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What to Ask Yourself If You’re Afraid to Speak Up

Thrive Global

I give a lot of talks about what gets in the way of folks speaking up, and fear always comes up. That is a big part of why a lot of leaders in the equity and inclusion space talk a lot about representation. Excerpted with permission from the publisher, Wiley, from Say More About That by Amber Cabral.

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Why Your Work Automation “Climate” Matters As Much As Upskilling

Visier

Their research shows that to predict work outcomes, measure worker perceptions about those specific outcomes. These items are copyrighted by the American Psychological Association and used by permission of the author). Their research shows that to predict work outcomes, measure worker perceptions about those specific outcomes.”

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How to handle a passive aggressive employee

Business Management Daily

At first, Angela’s work friends listened to her remarks about how Denise flirts with clients and how she routinely comes back from lunch five or ten minutes late. Lamenting about being underappreciated or put upon (“Looks like I’ll be the last one here at the end of the workday once again.”) Do you want to talk about it?”

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Planning for AI in the workplace? 8 things to think about

HRExecutive

HR professionals must be aware—and make their stakeholders aware—of the inherent risks associated with disclosing data about their workforce to artificial intelligence tools. 8 things to think about appeared first on HR Executive. New York state has similar legislation pending. AI-related enforcement activity has also begun.