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Three Truths In Leading a Successful Business
I’ve been an entrepreneur for 15 years. I’ve co-founded and led a laundry and dry cleaning startup called Rinse, which is now a leader in the space. I’ve invested in and advised early-stage startups. I mentor aspiring entrepreneurs. I co-teach the “Startup Garage”...
Separating Fact From Fiction In Hybrid Work
For every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction. For example, when it comes to hybrid work, every push for remote flexibility meets a pull towards office mandates. Finding the right approach is no small feat. Organisations face the challenge of filling empty...
The Unique Workplace Culture Of Texas’s Tech Companies
Texas is increasingly becoming a significant player in the tech industry. The Lone Star State is home to a vibrant and diverse tech ecosystem, with cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston leading the charge. These tech companies not only contribute to the economy but...
Redefining Engineering Education And Building The Future Tech Powerhouse At Texas A&M
In College Station, Texas, a quiet transformation is underway that could reshape the future of American engineering. At the helm is Dr. Robert H. Bishop, Vice Chancellor and Dean of the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University. With a vision that blends...
The Growing Significance Of Cybersecurity In A Remote Work World
Over the past few years, the office landscape has changed dramatically. Remote work which was once a perk for a select few is now the norm for millions. While this shift to remote work is great for employees, it has also opened up a whole new world of cybersecurity...
Gen Z Is Most Worried About Losing Their Jobs
Amid today's increasingly unstable labor market, Generation Z is by far the most worried about losing their jobs, according to a new report from the American Staffing Association. Among roughly 2,000 surveyed U.S. workers, 28 percent of Americans admitted to...
See The Backyard Home Offices These Utahns Built, As Hybrid And Remote Work Are Here To Stay
Jonathan Hitzhusen worked from home “before it was cool.” Before the COVID-19 pandemic forced almost anyone who worked from a computer to turn their kitchen table into a desk, or to make a home office out of their living room, Hitzhusen worked in tech sales from a...
More Than One-Third Of Gig Workers Rely On Gig Work As Primary Source Of Income
While consumers have grown accustomed to on-demand services, like ridesharing and food delivery, they are also increasingly open to participating in the gig economy as workers. More than half of U.S. adults (62%) now earn money working for one or more gig platforms,...
