The tech firms that are laying off workers will regret it because the cuts can leave lasting damage
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, has announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs, amounting to 5% of the company's workforce.Sean Gallup/Getty Images Major tech firms including Google, Meta, and Amazon, have recently laid off...
Three women who were laid off from tech companies and startups share why they posted about their experiences on TikTok
Alejandra Hernandez started posting on TikTok shortly after finding out she was part of Meta's layoffs.Cari Courtight Photography via Alejandra Hernandez More people are posting on TikTok about being laid off or...
Three women who were laid off from tech companies and startups share why they posted about their experiences on TikTok
Alejandra Hernandez started posting on TikTok shortly after finding out she was part of Meta's layoffs.Cari Courtight Photography via Alejandra Hernandez More people are posting on TikTok about being laid off or...
Lior Arussy: ‘Customer-Centricity Is No Longer Optional’
One jolt after another—commoditization of manufactured products, the onset of brand purpose, the varied breakage of norms by the pandemic—has left companies scrambling to hold on to customer relationships that may have survived Covid or been created by it. “The only thing is to provide an exceptional experience that will make customers choose you over the competition,” Lior Arussy, author of Next Is Now and a consultant on...
Sometimes ‘Good Enough’ Really Is Good Enough
“It’s good enough.” If you’re a perfectionist, those words will drive you crazy. After all, good enough isn’t the bar you’re striving for. You’re a CEO. You wouldn’t be in the role you’re in if you settled for good enough at any point in your career. Your aspirations are for year-over-year growth, excellence in execution, with the highest quality possible. In your mind, good enough will not get you there. What...






Many of tech's power-players are alumni of Peter Thiel's controversial fellowship, which pays entrepreneurs to drop out of college. See how they made their millions.
Peter ThielNeilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times In 2011, Silicon Valley giant Peter Thiel created a fellowship that pays young entrepreneurs to drop out of college. The program initially faced backlash, but...
Is Your Team Locked In?
Right from the start, the Australian Tennis Open has been captivating. And it’s not solely about the tennis. In fact, you’ve probably seen the headlines (including from the likes of Reuters) declaring that Team USA is “locked in”. Tennis is not routinely considered to be a team sport, especially for Grand Slam tournaments like the Australian Open. Individuals (and pairs) qualify for the tournament on their own merits,...





Kickstart Your Nonprofit the Right Way with These Top Nonprofit Branding Strategies
Strong branding isn’t just for big business. Nonprofit branding strategies are just as crucial as for-profit branding strategies. More importantly, not-for-profit branding is one of the most important ways to boost...



