5 tips for successful post-pandemic networking
Jean-Pierre Lauzier, consultant, speaker in sales explains how to restart his networking on good feet… by taking into account the post-pandemic evolutions!
The 5 digital news you should remember this summer
Summer vacations are a good time to “disconnect”… in every sense of the word! Except that the news did not stop this summer. Here is a small selection of news that should not be missed by marketing and communications professionals.
Featured Job: Territory Manager
Preverco is looking for a self-motivated, driven, Territory manager that will partner to cover the Ontario market.
Mid-year review: no respite for consumers and businesses!
The year 2022 has so far unfolded in three stages. It started with a sense of déjà vu, with a major wave of Covid, strict sanitary measures, and the beginning of the Russian invasion in Ukraine. Slowly, the measures faded away to give way to a full recovery of activities. Combined with various factors (war in Ukraine, containment in China, etc.), this recovery unfortunately contributed to a pronounced increase in inflation.
Loving at least 20% of your work: the magic threshold of resilience!
Researchers who are interested in the world of work have been saying it for a long time: to be productive and resilient at work, you have to focus on “intrinsic” motivations and not “extrinsic” motivations.
Will Airbnb’s new telecommuting policy become a norm?
“Live and work from anywhere.” This is the slogan announced on April 28 by Brian Chesky, the co-founder and head of the popular home rental platform Airbnb.
3 series to inspire or entertain HR professionals
For some professionals, it’s time to get their desks in order and why not, take a step back and reflect on their practice. Here are 3 suggestions of fiction series to inspire or entertain managers and HR professionals.
Are we really more productive when we plan our time “in blocks”?
In an age when everyone feels like they’re “chasing their time,” productivity tips aimed at white collar workers abound on the Internet. Yet a 2018 study at Ohio State University shows the limits of over-planning.