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Best project management tools for teams and freelancers
Navigating the universe of various project management tools can be a bit of a challenge. Lucky for you – this article will give you the needed insight for making your decision and provide a list of best project management tools for teams and freelancers in 2023.
The great list of 25+ productivity tools to try in 2023
If you’re looking for the best productivity tools in one place, you’ve just hit the jackpot. We did the research, so you…
What is transparent leadership in an organization, and how to ensure it?
In order to create a well-functioning workplace, you’ll need to introduce transparent leadership within your organization. But what is it and how to ensure it?
Should you support an employee with a side hustle?
Want to know the benefits of supporting your employee’s side gig and get some pointers on what boundaries to set to avoid potential conflict? Keep reading!
What is eNPS, and why your employee engagement strategy needs it?
What is eNPS, how do you interpret the results, and can you apply them to improve employee engagement strategy at your company? Read on and find out!
How to react if you find out that your employee is looking for another job
What to do when you find out your employee is looking for another job? Is there anything you can do? Let’s dive in!
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A guide to creating a project timeline
A project timeline is just like a road map that helps you reach your destination and get from point A to point B. But how to create one? Find out in this article.
What is expert power, and how to develop it
We’re here to talk about what is expert power, what it takes to gain it and why that’s important, as well as walk you through some steps on how to develop it.
Invisible labor – how to expose and dispose of invisible workload
Back in 1987 sociologist Arlene Daniels coined the term “invisible labor”, and since then we have become increasingly aware of its various forms and ramifications. In some industries workers spend up to 33% of their daily work time doing invisible labor.
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