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#business #communication #meetings #work | <blockquote>Not more, not less – just better.# I'll go ahead and tell you this up front: my system isn't necessarily a path to having fewer meetings. After all, everyone's threshold for 'too many meetings' is different based on what helps them feel effective at their role, and every company's need for meetings is dependent upon the work they're trying to accomplish. I'm hoping this system helps you have better meetings – that the people running the meeting feel like it's worth their time to run...

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Build Your Career on Dirty Work | Stay SaaSy

#article #business #career #job #management #work | <blockquote>The Dirty Work Theory: The lamentable work that many people avoid are great places to look for high impact, low hanging fruit.</blockquote>

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dscout + HmntyCntrd: Challenging Company Playbooks to Workplace Trauma

#business #management #psychology #work | <blockquote>Design professionals report on organizational trauma—and the inadequate ways their orgs address It.</blockquote>

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The rise of never-ending job interviews - BBC Worklife

#antipatterns #business #career #hiring #interview #work | <blockquote>Some companies are asking candidates to attend multiple interviews. But too many rounds could be a red flag – and even drive candidates away.</blockquote>

4 years ago | View Shared by victor

How to Achieve Sustainable Remote Work | The New Yorker

#business #commentary #corporations #remote #work

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White women are the most dangerous upholders of white supremacy in Silicon Valley, and holding them accountable could cost you your career, your community, and your sanity. | by Britt Caldwell | Apr, 2021 | Medium

#allyship #business #career #culture #management #work

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Remote to who? A working letter

#business #labour #life #remote #work | <blockquote>It was probably inevitable that sitting through a whole lot of job interviews and considering several offers would mean I would end up spending a disproportionate amount of time these past months thinking about what work means to me. This is a topic I am predisposed to (witness the title of this newsletter), and the activity of applying for jobs pretty much made everything else unthinkable. What I’m sharing today is some very rough thoughts about one corner of the way we talk about w...

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