The Wall Street Journal
Tech Jobs Have Dried Up—and Aren't Coming Back Soon
Employment for software engineers has cooled as resources shift toward developing artificial intelligence.
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The Guardian
The great divide: are office workers more productive than those at home?
Amazon has told staff they must return five days a week – but experts don’t all agree that flexible working cuts …
Productivity Remote WorkThere is no perfect place and there is no perfect life
It sounds cliche but I’ve come to fully realize this after two years digital nomading around the world. Everywhere has …
Digital NomadHarvard Business Review
7 Questions to Ask When Weighing a Job Offer
You got the job offer! Now you have to decide whether or not to take it. It’s impossible to predict exactly how a job …
CareerBusiness Insider
Bosses forcing RTO may regret it
A McKinsey survey suggests flexible hybrid work setups can boost sales growth by more than office-only or remote-only setups. …
Remote WorkNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #384
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkCBC
Cities are overheating. How do we cool them down?
It’s possible to plan for heat in cities, with more trees, better windows and even daylighting streams.
LifeThe Wall Street Journal
Gen Z-ers Are Computer Whizzes. Just Don't Ask Them to Type.
The ‘digital natives’ baffle teachers and parents with their lack of typing skills.
LifeThe Conversation
'It's okay to poo at work': new health campaign highlights a common source of anxiety
In recognition of the discomfort people may feel around passing a bowel motion at work, the Queensland Department of Health …
Health WorkThe Wall Street Journal
IT Unemployment Hits 6% Amid Overall U.S. Jobs Growth
AI and general streamlining efforts leave tech workers in a tough labor market.
WorkNewsweek
Majority of Remote Workers Would Quit If Forced to Return to Office: Study
Amajority of remote workers would quit their jobs if forced to return to the office, according to a new study.
Remote WorkFortune
The death of a Wells Fargo employee reveals an issue with remote work
It comes with big upsides, like less commuting time, along with a few downsides, like sometimes a less robust office culture. …
Remote WorkCNN
US employers have good reasons not to hire more workers now
Currently, there’s no shortage of economic uncertainty — the bulk of which stems from the US presidential election …
WorkWorld Economic Forum
Why young people worldwide want and need 'meaningful work'
Meaningful work isn’t only about fair wages and benefits – it encompasses a sense of purpose, growth opportunities and …
WorkHacker News
Burnout is bad to your brain, take care
I am depressed and burned out for quite some time already, unfortunately my brain still couldn’t recover from it.
Take …
Health WorkRoss Pettit
For years, tech firms were fighting a war for talent. Now they are waging war on talent.
Tech firms large and small once lured labor by values: who you are not what you know makes us a better community; how we work …
WorkNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #384
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkPsyPost
Long-term unemployment leads to disengagement and apathy, rather than efforts to regain control
New research published in the Journal of Personality reveals that prolonged unemployment is strongly correlated with loss of …
Career HealthThe Wall Street Journal
North Korean Spies Are Infiltrating U.S. Companies Through IT Jobs
Companies are unknowingly hiring North Koreans for hundreds of low-level jobs, giving Pyongyang access to cash and IP.
Remote WorkThe Guardian
PwC to start tracking working locations of all UK employees
Accounting firm tells its 26,000 workers move is to ensure workers spend ‘minimum of three days a week’ in …
Remote Work WorkFast Company
Remote work does make more time for work-life balance. Here's the data
New research shows that remote workers have reduced their time at work and increased their time in leisure substantially …
Remote WorkYale News
Sleep on it: How the brain processes many experiences — even when 'offline'
In a new study, Yale researchers uncover how the brain, during sleep, replays and bundles many of the experiences that occur …
HealthMedium
Three Critical Questions to Turn the Tables During Technical Interviews
Questions for when your interviewer says “Do you have any questions for me?”
CareerThe New Yorker
What Does It Really Mean to Learn?
A leading computer scientist says it’s “educability,” not intelligence, that matters most.
LearningInternational Monetary Fund
Working From Home Is Powering Productivity
A fivefold increase in remote work since the pandemic could boost economic growth and bring wider benefits.
Remote WorkThe Guardian
'Hold them captive': Australian billionaire boss aims to end staff going out for coffee
Chris Ellison, of Perth-based mining firm Mineral Resources, has already banned working from home.
Remote WorkBusiness Insider
Airbnb's struggles go beyond people spending less. It's losing some travelers to hotels.
New data shows traveler demand for short-term rentals is stalling or waning in some parts of the US and for certain types of …
TravelNoDesk
NoDesk Newsletter: Issue #384
This week’s NoDesk newsletter features 36 new remote jobs, and the week’s top remote work reads.
Newsletter Remote WorkReuters
Australian employees now have the right to ignore work emails, calls after hours
Is your boss texting you on the weekend? Work email pinging long after you’ve left for home?
Australian employees can …
WorkBloomberg
Losing Your Job Used to Be Shameful. Now It's a Whole Identity
There’s a whole class of “layoff influencers” now, as more people open up — maybe too much — about getting …
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