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Book Review: The Nowhere Office – Reinventing Work and the Workplace of the Future

Wadds Inc.

She believes these changes are for the better, tilting the corporate power balance away from the higher echelons and giving employees more say over when, where and how they work. Divided into ‘shifts’ rather than chapters, The Nowhere Office focuses on the professional class, which comprises 40% of the workforce in advanced economies.

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Behind the Headlines With Laura Braden Quigley

Cision

If your organization’s messaging and tactics are stale, corporate-speak or robotic, you won’t inspire action. It’s no longer enough to have a slick logo and website – it’s about developing your internal culture and ethos, knowing your audience(s) and sharing your story in compelling ways. I laugh most at…myself.

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AMA Q&A: Marketer’s Confidence, Leadership Opps & Pokémon Plays

wiredPRworks

When you look at how fragile the relationship is between consumers and corporations, there is a danger of an influencer becoming the next objective of mistrust. Can you say more about how corporations and associations can realize this vision? It should be a real blast for anyone looking to improve their knowledge base.