Fancy being a 'culture architect'? | The Star

PETALING JAYA: Job titles these days have become increasingly unique, even playful and may raise eyebrows. But they reflect how job scopes are evolving beyond traditional labels. [...]

keynote speakers for hire: book top futurist consulting experts today - Scott Steinberg

Global keynote speakers for hire are sought after by organizations and events looking to inspire and guide audiences through the challenges and opportunities of the future. Futurist consulting experts provide [...]

Sri Lanka unveils digital-nomad visa with US$2,000 income floor—Indian remote workers take note

VisaHQ's Global Mobility News covers visa updates, travel regulations, and border policy changes to help travelers and businesses stay prepared. [...]

Women tech leaders urge shift from mentoring to sponsorship - IT Brief Australia

Women tech leaders say firms must move beyond mentoring to sponsorship, trust and reciprocity to keep women in the industry and drive growth. [...]

Sensory Intelligence: Designing work for different ways of being -- from insight to practice

Designing Work: Explore how sensory intelligence can transform workplace design, promoting inclusivity and understanding varied employee needs, from policies to office spaces and beyond. [...]

A stronger work ethic won't fix advanced economies - The Business Times

Capital deepening, technological progress and total factor productivity growth help advanced economies expand and remain competitive Read more at The Business Times. [...]

What established academics can learn from ECRs - Times Higher Education (THE)

Professors can gain immediate, practical benefits if they listen to early career researchers, through inter-generational exchanges such as reverse mentoring. Here, Ian Williams offers five capabilities that ECRs can offer [...]

Is $240K Worth the Commute or Is $120K Working at Home the Better Deal? A Closer Look

While the higher salary may seem to be the obvious choice, there are more things to consider than meet the eye. [...]

India's First Executive Programme on Employee Experience | IIT Hyderabad | Limited to 20 Seats

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A stronger work ethic won't fix advanced economies - The Business Times

Capital deepening, technological progress and total factor productivity growth help advanced economies expand and remain competitive Read more at The Business Times. [...]

What established academics can learn from ECRs - Times Higher Education (THE)

Professors can gain immediate, practical benefits if they listen to early career researchers, through inter-generational exchanges such as reverse mentoring. Here, Ian Williams offers five capabilities that ECRs can offer [...]

Is $240K Worth the Commute or Is $120K Working at Home the Better Deal? A Closer Look

While the higher salary may seem to be the obvious choice, there are more things to consider than meet the eye. [...]

How to Encourage Adaptability in Employees

Adaptability is the ability to handle change with little disruption or loss of focus. Post-pandemic, this skill is more important than ever for employees. When employees are adaptable, the workplace is able to continue running smoothly through location changes, staffing…

WINGS, a poem by Simran Patankar

Contributed by Simran Patankar, 1st Year Student of Architecture, Dr. Baliram Hiray College of Architecture, Mumbai. If only I’d have wings to fly, I would’ve soared high up in the sky. And travelled to Paris, New York and Dubai To…

Restoring the Taj

  Chetan Raikar at Gallopper Talks Celebrated Structural Engineer and Restoration Architect, Mr. Chetan Raikar, Chairman and Managing Director of Structwel Designers and Consultants discloses the hair raising story of how he had to restore a blood soaked site following…