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This week, we're talking about:


What The CIA Can Teach HR Departments About Fixing Recruitment

By Dominic Catacora

HR departments are being flooded with applications. A Spring 2024 report showed the number of applications per hire rose 46% in the past two years. This is wreaking havoc for both recruiters and job seekers.?

The system is clearly broken, but where can companies find better models? The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is the arbiter of some of the most vital information in the world, so it should be no surprise that this is one place to look for answers.

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The Vanishing Vacation: How To Overcome Our Reluctance To Take A Break

By Work Design Magazine

As the lazy days of summer give way to the crisp air of fall, many are bidding farewell to poolside podcasts and sunset strolls. For some, these moments offered a much-needed break from the relentless pace of work. But for others, the season passed without a pause — a reminder of how deeply ingrained the American "hustle culture" has become.

More and more people are skipping that essential time to decompress, pushing themselves further into burnout. As the myth of hard work equaling success persists, it’s time to reflect on our collective obsession with productivity at all costs. What’s driving this trend, and how can we break the cycle?

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Coworking centers that can adapt to the emerging needs and preferences of remote and freelance workers are well-placed to provide essential well-being benefits to their members.

By Sheya Michaelides


Microdosing may help combat stress, anxiety, and depression, positively impacting overall productivity and quality of life. Are workplaces ready to accept the benefits?

By Emma Ascott


Amazon's top-down, full-time RTO policy stands out as an outdated approach that is likely to result in negative consequences.

By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky


Gallup study reveals 70% of employee engagement is linked to manager influence. Here are management strategies to make sure that influence is a positive one.

By Sheya Michaelides


Scott introduces a fundamental concept: mental strength isn’t just about emotional intelligence (EQ), but about something much broader.

By Jo Meunier with Scott Mautz


Workplace strategy expert explains that well-designed offices don’t help anything if leaders aren’t demonstrating the value workers get in exchange for the inconvenience of returning to the office.

By Work Design Magazine


As remote work continues to evolve, companies like DaySmart are leading the way by addressing challenges and embracing the opportunities to foster inclusivity, trust, and creativity.

By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky


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