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My National Work and Family Month Flashback
By Solstice72 On October 25, 2011 · 3 Comments · In Human Resources, Organizations, Work-Life Fit, Workplace and Employment
Every October, National Work and Family Month gives me flashbacks.
When I became pregnant, I was a manager at a high-tech company. My job was at least fifty hours a week and, given a recent merger, would now include coast-to-coast travel. With my husband working crazy hours as a new associate at a law […]
Recently, one of my clients said to me in frustration, “My team and I are so busy with our work that it drives me crazy to have to deal with all these internal political issues that waste my time.”
I’ve heard many forms of this familiar chorus, usually accompanied by anger, frustration or […]
Workplace Culture Wins Every Time
By Solstice72 On September 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Career-Life Fit, Organizations, Work-Life Fit
Last week reading a few new articles on worklife fit, brought to mind a mantra I have about organizational change.
In the battle between well-intentioned policies and the unwritten rules of any workplace, unwritten rules win every time.
From the Sloan Center on Aging and Work came this Fact of the Week, Few Employers […]
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👋Hey Minnesota, wear a mask! The more we slow the spread, the better it is for our economy and the small businesses devastated by COVID-19. #MaskUpMN #StaySafeMN
via @NYTimes https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/03/smarter-living/coronavirus-fears-empathy.html?referringSource=articleShare
Yes it is. And orgs that figure out the hybrid will attract talent, parents, Gen X caring for aging parents, and Gen Z which has now gone to high school and college remotely. via @nytimes https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/upshot/is-the-five-day-office-week-over.html?referringSource=articleShare
Our own subconscious brain works to make ourselves the exception to any rules. Watch out for "optimism bias" & "confirmation bias" as you assess risk.
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RT @UChicago: Women are being widely overmedicated—and suffering excess side effects—because drug dosages are often calculated based on studies of male subjects, according to new research from #UChicago & @UCBerkeley. http://ms.spr.ly/6011Tle7Z
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