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Always On: One Third of Employees Feel the Need to Stay Connected 24/7
For a lot of us, the Internet has made it possible to work from anywhere and connect to work at any time. Without a doubt, this 24/7 connectivity is both
Silicon Valley Update
The trouble with business trips is they play havoc with my blogging rhythms, so I've not been able to post much 'professional' content while I've been in the valley. But
Always On: Your Employees Are Working and Driving
About 20% of information workers report that they have conducted work-related activities from a mobile device while driving. That's just one of the findings reported in a Unisys and
Tablets are Great, but Don't Forget About Smartphones in the Workplace
New research from Gartner indicates that despite all the buzz about tablets, smartphones are still the number one priority for consumers - and by extension, for workers. Forrester has
Hacker Poll: Where Do You Work?
Last week's Hacker Poll revealed that home is the most popular place among you for coding. That made us curious: where do you work? Since we assume most of
5 Lessons Learned in Remote Work
Mozilla Developer Evangelist Christian Heilmann shared some thoughts on working remotely today on his blog. Although Heilmann works on a small team for an open source software company, the
What Do You Think the Future of the Workplace Will Look Like?
We kicked off the week last Monday with an article on improving IT worker morale. This week we'd like to get your thoughts on what changes we'll see in
3 Videos on Making Work Better
What causes a bigger productivity hit at work: sites like Facebook and Twitter or meetings and interruptions by co-workers? According to 37 Signals' Jason Fried, it's the latter. And
62% of Information Workers Already Work Remotely
According to a new report from Forrester, 62% of information workers in North America and Europe work remotely. The report says that many clients are approaching the firm for
Startup Employee Metrics: Looking Beyond Work Hours
Montreal-based entrepreneur and blogger Ben Yoskovitz knows a thing or two about hiring employees at startups. Yoskovitz formerly founded his own company, Standout Jobs - a tool designed to improve
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