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Sari Stenfors

Stone Age at work: Professionals still spend too much time scheduling meeting... - 1 views

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    Professionals use on average six working weeks a year in scheduling meetings. 
Stephan Dohrn

How to lead in a virtual team | Firm Follows Form - 0 views

  • The need for working in teams that span timezone and geography has risen: sales teams that need to share global leads and meet shared targets, operational teams that need to synchronise processes, airlines that need to manage workforce schedules. Technology such as video conferencing, messaging, email, somehow still seems to be one step behind our growing need for staying connected both from a practical sense but also emotionally.
Stephan Dohrn

How Changing Corporate Culture Is Good for Business and Employees - Forbes - 1 views

    • Stephan Dohrn
       
      Wonder if anyone can sustain 80 hour works weeks, but on principle, yes, different styles should be taken into account. Also, will be difficult
  • From the business side, flexible employee schedules mean global customers can be better served across time zones; bad weather doesn’t close down the whole operation; and real estate, technology, healthcare, and environmental costs can be reduced.
    • Stephan Dohrn
       
      WOuld be nice to have such a list also for the inidividual: what is my benefot if I become flexible? what if an employee does not want to be flexible? Plenty of people who like leaving work on their office desk and go home at 5.30-6 (in Europe anyway).
Stephan Dohrn

Global survey hints at uptick in worker unhappiness - USATODAY.com - 0 views

  • In the U.S., the most valued benefits are still focused around health care and retirement, he said, but employers also should think of other ways to make jobs more attractive, especially for younger workers who might have different preferences. They tend to favor things like flexible schedules more than their older colleagues. "Maybe it means Ping-Pong tables in the breakroom or more attractive workplaces," Foley said. "But it also could mean doing a better job communicating the value of more traditional benefits to them."
Stephan Dohrn

5 Tips for Great Content Curation - 1 views

  • good content curation isn’t as simple as pushing a share button. It’s actually a combination of finding great content and following some simple best practices on how to successfully share that content.
  • 1. Be Part of the Content Ecosystem
  • 2. Follow a Schedule
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  • 3. Embrace Multiple Platforms
  • 4. Engage and Participate
  • 5. Share. Don’t Steal.
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