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50 published news
July 2024
- 15 July
- ‘We’ve Reached the Point of Maximum Human Inefficiency’: Microsoft Measured How Much Time We Spend in Meetings and the Result Is Astounding
- 14 July
- You Aren’t Rich or Powerful Enough if You Aren’t Invited to the ‘Summer Camp for Billionaires’ Every Year
- 13 July
- Who Cares About Layoffs and Sabotage? All Management in Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory Cares About Are Missing Coffee Mugs
- 11 July
- 6,500 Samsung Employees in South Korea Go on an Indefinite Strike for the Second Time in Two Months
- Elon Musk Has Vowed to ‘Obliterate’ Bill Gates if He Doesn’t Stop Shorting Tesla Shares
- 09 July
- An Expert Predicted the Arrival of the iPhone Years in Advance. Now, He’s Betting on AI: ‘It’ll Bring Back the Dead’
- Apple Sent Out a 7 a.m. Email Asking About Remote Work. Its Employees Didn’t Like It
- 08 July
- These Are a Self-Taught Programmer’s Tips for Learning Quickly: Avoid Using Google and Don't Watch YouTube Tutorials
- 06 July
- Finns Are Some of the Happiest Employees in the World. Here’s One Company’s Recipe for Success
- 05 July
- Jeff Bezos Is Selling His Amazon Stock for $4.93 Billion After Company Shares Hit Record Highs
- ‘The Zuck We Deserve.’ Mark Zuckerberg’s Fourth of July Celebration Shows He’s Living His Best Life
- 04 July
- The Results of Portugal’s Four-Day Workweek Make One Thing Clear: Not All Companies Can Handle It
June 2024
- 30 June
- ‘Interviews Are a Performance Art... You Have to Rehearse': A LinkedIn Expert’s Advice for Successful Interviews
- 29 June
- ‘It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It.’ This Is Emotional Intelligence Technique Steve Jobs Used When No One Was Talking About It
- 27 June
- Gen Z Has Its Own Punctuality Etiquette, and It Says That 10 Minutes Late to Work Isn’t Late
- 26 June
- Bill Gates Takes Notes by Hand in All His Meetings and in the Margins of the Books He Reads. The Reason Is Backed by Science
- 24 June
- Productivity Has Been Growing Faster in the U.S. Than in Europe for 20 Years. It's a Story of Two Parallel Realities With Many Nuances
- 22 June
- So Far, AI Isn’t Stealing Jobs From Humans, But Its Development Is Causing a Lot of Layoffs
- France Discovered a Man’s Swimming Pool Using a Satellite. Then, As Many Countries Do, It Taxed Him
- Dell Asked Employees to Return to the Office or Accept the Consequences. 50% Will Accept the Consequences
- 20 June
- One of the Founders Behind the Titan, the Submersible That Sank While Searching for the Titanic, Is Back With a New Submarine
- 18 June
- A Study Finds That Helping Your Coworkers Is Counterproductive, Unless They Specifically Ask
- 17 June
- This Company Fired an Employee but Forgot to Remove His Access Credentials. It Cost Them $678,000 in Virtual Servers
- 14 June
- A 92-Year-Old Millionaire Remains at the Helm of Her Company and Refuses to Retire. Her Secret? Being a David Among Goliaths
- 12 June
- 'I Have 3 Years Left of Work': More AI Managers Believe AI Will Eventually Take Their Jobs
- 07 June
- Elon Musk Is Increasing Pressure on Tesla Shareholders: Either They Give Him the $46 Billion Pay Package or He Leaves
- 06 June
- Gen Z Has an Ace Up Their Sleeve to Make Space for Themselves in the Workforce: Their Parents
- 04 June
- Dubai Spent $12 Billion to Build 300 Artificial Islands for Millionaires. Now, They’re Abandoned and Sinking
- Microsoft Lays Off 1,500 Workers in Its Azure and HoloLens Divisions, the Latest Casualty of its Alliance With OpenAI
May 2024
- 30 May
- ‘Silent Vacations’: 40% of Millennials and Gen Z Have Used Remote Work to Take a Break Without Permission
- 28,000 Samsung Employees in South Korea Are Preparing to Strike for the First Time in the Company's History
- 29 May
- An Error in a Quantum Physics Calculation Led Jeff Bezos to Found Amazon. That Wouldn’t Have Happened to Bill Gates
- 28 May
- Jeff Bezos Is a Master of Productivity Because of This Secret: Starting Off Slow in the Morning
- In the 19th Century, a U.S. Millionaire Invaded Countries and Founded Two Republics on His Own
- 26 May
- The Luxury Bunker for Billionaires Has 15 Stories and Costs $1.5 Million Per Room
- 23 May
- Amazon Had to Meet Its Internal Employee Turnover Goals, So It Hired People to Fire Them
- 22 May
- If You Thought Neom's 105-Mile-Long Building Wasn’t Dystopian Enough, It's Also Building a Huge Water Park in the Desert
- The Digital Nomad Paradox: What Happens When the Country That Give You a Visa Wants You to Stop Being a Nomad
- 20 May
- “They Deserve It”: Emirates Is Making So Much Money That It’s Giving Workers a Five-Month-Salary as a Gift
- Jeff Bezos Has Spent a Small Fortune on His Art Collection. The Reason Isn't a Love of Art, But Rather a Love of Money
- 19 May
- Someone Thought of Turning Disneyland Into a Remote Office. Now It’s One of Gen Z’s Favorite Places to Work
- When Notifications Are Fighting to Get Your Attention, Use 'Monk Mode' to Avoid Distractions
- 18 May
- Revenge Bedtime Procrastination: Why Your Brain Will Get Back at You If You Don't Let It Rest During the Day
- 17 May
- Three Learning Experts Explain Their Study Techniques: The Secret Isn't Studying More, But Studying Better
- 15 May
- Elon Musk Is Reportedly Rehiring Tesla's Supercharger Team After Firing Them All Two Weeks Ago
- 13 May
- Titanic-Obsessed Billionaire Wants to Build Replica With One Key Difference: Iceberg Detection Systems
- 11 May
- Dell Is Sorting Its Workers Into Two Groups: Those Who Go to the Office and the 'Red Flags'
- 07 May
- Samsung Rejects Global Push to 4-Day Work Week, Will Force Its Execs to Work 6 Days
- How Two Men Are 'Hacking' Their Way to Eternal Youth
- 05 May
- Germany’s Space Agency Is Paying People $19,000 to Lie in Bed for 60 Days in the Name of Science