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Is it time to press pause on remote work?Some think so with the latest statistics from the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research showing a 10-20% reduction in productivity for fully remote workers. However, it's not as clear-cut as it seems given other contradictory findings.- Josh Koszalkowski, Emily Hill, Kelsey Brandt

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Beyond the Quote: Piecaken   

“As we look ahead to the evolution of business and technology, the traditional one flavor apple pie CIO role is no longer enough … “ By TNCR Staff ● Read More...

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Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Stanford: Up to 20% Drop in Productivity for Fully Remote Workers

As the intense debate around the impact of working from home on productivity continues, Stanford University has released a comprehensive new study that provides an in-depth analysis of the rise in remote work.

 The National CIO ReviewCIOs and their CHRO: A Relationship for Organizational SuccessSuccessful organizations recognize the paramount importance of forging collaborative partnerships within the C-suite. Among these crucial alliances, the bond between the CIO and the CHRO stands out as a pivotal driver of organizational success.

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The Department of Labor's New Proposal May Cost Businesses MillionsThe Department of Labor (DOL) has introduced a new proposal aimed at extending overtime eligibility to approximately 3.6 million workers. This rule would require employers to provide overtime pay to salaried workers earning less than $55,000 per year. 

TECH TIME TRAVEL

The iPod Nano Ends the iPod Mini Era  

On September 7, 2005, Apple unveiled the iPod Nano, a groundbreaking innovation that signaled the transition from the iPod Mini era. Apple's strategic decision to replace the iPod Mini with the iPod Nano stemmed from a pivotal shift to flash storage technology, a move that would redefine portable music devices. By Kelsey Brandt, Contributing Writer ● Read More...

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