Quite the Contrary . . .
Barter, A Pandemic Success Story
Bartering has been around for many thousands of years. It still has a place in the modern world, particularly during these cash constrained times.
AdÃos, Industry Trade Show
Industry trade shows were an anachronism before Covid-19. Should they finally go the way of the dinosaur few will miss them.
Death of the Business Suit
The men’s business suit died the other day. Another anonymous victim of the global pandemic. Yes, the business suit is dead, long live the shirt.
Coronavirus Killed My Funding
These are uncertain times for startups seeking funding. The coronavirus has disrupted more than supply chains. Angel investors are in a wait-and-see mode.
You Never Run Alone
You never run alone in Massachusetts. Red lights are run en masse. Now, state legislation proposes to change that. Will it work?
Dunbar’s Number
150 is often referred to as Dunbar’s number. It is considered the optimal size for organizations and teams. Managers would do well to keep it in mind.
The Value of Vacations
Managers who dismiss the value of worker vacations do so at their own risk. Companies and their employees can benefit when workers take off for a week.
Business Success and Employee Happiness
Business success and employee happiness are related. So, why do so many famous CEOs ignore this fact in their quest to maximize shareholder value?
Wearable Sensors in the Workplace
Coming to a workplace near you: Wearable sensors. This technology promises to increase worker productivity and job satisfaction. One out of two isn’t bad.
Every Day Is Halloween
Startups by their very nature defy convention. Yet, unconventional job postings giving the impression that every day is Halloween may be a step too far.
