Weekly Digest | May 20, 2022

As employees are taking flight and often to new organizations, retention strategies are on the rise. Some ideas: professional development opportunities, less "mandatory fun", or a Pat Benatar song. Check out the latest from The National CIO Review to see what "Treat Me Right" has to do with employee engagement.  And speaking of flight, don’t miss this week’s Tech Time Travel on Amelia Earhart in this weekly digest.

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Treat Me Right

In the wake of the pandemic and the Great Resignation, companies are looking for ways to keep their employees satisfied with their jobs. The answer may just lie in a Pat Benatar song from 1980. 

By Art Hair, Contributing CIO ●  Read more...

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May 20, 1932 - FIve years to the day after Charles Lindberg made his historic solo flight across the Atlantic, Amelia Earhart makes history as the first woman to fly solo. Four years before, she had made history as the first woman to cross the Atlantic in the air as part of a three-person crew. Her passage gave her celebrity status and the opportunity to make history a second time. Her 1932 flight lasted 15 hours, and she received the Distinguished Flying Cross from Congress for her achievement. 

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