Across all sectors and societies, employment remains the most mapped, but least navigable, legal and ethical intersection. Read more in raconteur  Human rights falter in grey areas of procurement policy By Jim Macclelland was last modified: December 4th, 2019 by…

This data provides insights into what’s happening in the direct selling industry as well as reveals the foreseeable future through the lens of technological advancements, consumer trends, and other aspects. Read more in Rallyware The Next Frontier of Direct Selling:…

Smart TVs often come equipped with microphones or cameras that enable you to control the device via your voice or use it for video chatting. The FBI’s Portland field office published a blog post detailing all the ways someone could take advantage…

Consider that Israelis started more than 10,000 companies between 1999 and 2014, a full 2.6 percent of those have revenues of more than $100 million. The country routinely spends northward of 4 percent of its GDP on R&D (the U.S.…

Mobility is complex and most HR professionals don’t always understand what mobility professionals do. Mobility is often guilty of not proactively looking for interaction with others and, as a result, positioning itself in a purely administrative manner. Read more in…

There are already 1.2 billion A/C units pumping cool air into people’s homes, and that number is on track to reach 4.5 billion by 2050; energy demand is expected to triple in the same amount of time. It’s a vicious…

The safe provision of drinking water is a human right. But this is under increasing threat, not only due to drought, climate change and growing populations, but also increased consumption by consumers and water-intensive industries. Read more in raconteur  Calling…

There are now 486 electric vehicle startups in China, where electric car sales topped 1.1 million last year. That’s three times more than sales in the United States. Read more in Fast Company  A quick shift to electric vehicles could…

The first step to rebuilding trust is to be aware that change and complexity are constant and that everyone — customers, regulators, employees, and the general public — are potential stakeholders. Watch the video How businesses can deliver on trust…

You can make serious progress in seven days by engaging in a systematic process where you practice self-awareness and engage in some key behaviors that define social intelligence. Read more in Fast Company  How to improve your social intelligence By…

When your child grows out of a pair or they get worn out, you can send shoes back—either in the Adventure Club box or by requesting a prepaid shoe bag—to the company, and even include non-Nike shoes you want to…

More brands are selling their perfumes online, where customers can’t smell them. But a bottle is worth a thousand sniffs. The bottle’s design, in other words, speaks to the hand-crafted perfume inside—even the bottle toppers tell a story. Read more…

Women are perceived by their managers — particularly their male managers — to be slightly more effective than men at every hierarchical level and in virtually every functional area of the organization. That includes the traditional male bastions of IT,…

At most companies, the competition for career success is systemically skewed in favor of men. If an organization wants more women to advance in the career-progression tournament, it can’t just tell them to compete harder — it has to change…

One of the biggest challenges for small nonprofits is getting noticed. A great logo and snappy website can make organizations look more professional and help explain their work, attracting more donors and partners. Read more in fast company  3 nonprofit…

Technologies such as artificial intelligence are enabling brands to transform customer experience with hyper-personalised recommendations, but numerous pitfalls lie along the road to getting to know your customers. Read more in raconteur Brands get hyper-​personal in the digital age By…

In the early days of building ThirdLove, I was so fixated on trying to be a “great leader” or a “great public speaker” that I realized I was trying to be someone I wasn’t. Read more in INC 5 Qualities…

A hundred billion dollars is a boatload of money.But for society in general, it turns out, it’s weirdly easy to become that much richer. All we have to do is get off our butts and walk or jog an extra…