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Developing a mindset of resilience during changes and crises

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Discussion about the locus of control. Ironically, understanding what we can’t control often makes us become more controlled and mindful in our actions. As a group, talk through what your team has no control over versus what your team can control. What you can’t control: All externalities.

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Why OpenAI Is Paying Millions to License Content

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This agreement signals a deeper collaboration between AI developers and media organizations, reshaping the relationship between technology and publishing while raising critical questions about ethics, economics and control over intellectual property. Meanwhile, governments and regulators are beginning to scrutinize these partnerships.

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Why creating a culture of HR compliance could reduce risk

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As your company grows in size and complexity, it becomes increasingly more difficult to control what employees do. Every business must comply with numerous laws governing every nuance of its operations. Impact on creativity and diversity. Equally important is understanding the laws governing your business.

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Employee learning curve: Ways to get employees up to speed fast

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How quickly were they able to not only catch on to the new job, but how long did it take them to feel comfortable taking control of the wheel? She doesn’t know labor laws in detail or rules governing employee benefits, payroll, etc. Your facts were clear, and your analysis was creative and accurate. Well done!

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This is how you empower your team while maintaining strategic oversight

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Control hub (operational overreach) This quadrant is appropriate when employees lack the necessary skills, experience, or confidence to perform tasks independently. Potential pitfalls Overindulgence in this quadrant can lead to micromanagement, which stifles employee creativity and autonomy.

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Cracking The Code: Design Through The Lens Of Our Eight Primal Needs

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Most people are not consciously aware of these eight needs and have no control over them. One study, conducted by Dr. Dustin Jackson for a government agency, found that only 13 percent of their employees read internal communications from upper management. These eight primal needs are managed by the subconscious brain.

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Bring company core values to life – from poster to practice

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When it comes to posters about safety procedures, complaint-reporting processes or government notices, there may be possible legal ramifications for not putting the poster’s language into practice. Creativity – Do your best to stay innovative and look for opportunities to make a difference. Yet so it goes at many organizations.

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