Posts Tagged ‘decision-making process’
Federal RTO Is Backfiring on Productivity in Public Service
Federal RTO mandates have sparked chaos across agencies—disrupting veteran care, driving out working moms, and straining infrastructure. A rigid, one-size-fits-all policy is eroding trust, morale, and the effectiveness of public service delivery.
Read MoreRemote Work Won’t Die in 2025, But It Will Get Smarter
Remote work won’t die—it’s evolving. Hybrid models will dominate, with companies investing in tech and training to stay competitive. Government policies will shape adoption, but demand for flexibility remains strong, ensuring remote work’s future.
Read MoreAvoid These 7 Mistakes in Hiring and Firing in Uncertain Economic Times
As recession fears grow, you can win the war for talent by avoiding these 7 mistakes in hiring and firing during uncertain economic times.
Read MoreReinventing Association Etiquette Training for the Post-Pandemic Office
Association etiquette training is a powerful tool for unifying staff and volunteers, improving communication, and fostering inclusion—crucial for navigating hybrid work and maintaining professionalism across diverse chapters and member groups.
Read MoreResetting the Association Culture Code in the Generative AI Era
The association culture code must evolve in the Gen AI era, fostering collaboration, inclusion, and ethical leadership. By embracing AI while upholding core values, associations can enhance engagement, streamline operations, and set industry standards for innovation.
Read MoreRemote Work Is the New Labor Battlefield
Remote work is transforming labor relations as unions advocate for telework rights, bridging traditional and modern sectors. Landmark agreements like AWU’s and AFGE’s showcase unions’ evolving role in securing flexibility, privacy, and career equity for remote employees.
Read MoreSmart Strategies for Gen AI in Law Firms
Gen AI in Law presents transformative opportunities but requires careful oversight. Ethical missteps, like fabricated citations, highlight the need for diligence. Firms must prioritize training, clear policies, and human verification to harness AI’s potential responsibly.
Read MoreFailure: The Secret Sauce in Association Gen AI Strategy
In association Gen AI strategy, failure is not the opposite of success but a vital part of innovation. Embracing and analyzing setbacks fosters agility and learning, helping associations stay relevant while enhancing member engagement and operational efficiency.
Read MoreAssociations That Harness Gen AI Pioneers Will Dominate
Harness Gen AI by tapping into early adopters within your association. Identify how members and staff already use AI, develop best practices from their insights, and integrate AI training into L&D programs. This approach drives innovation, engagement, and efficiency.
Read MoreA Reckless Erosion of Trust
The erosion of trust in democratic institutions is accelerating as executive overreach undermines checks and balances. Funding freezes, hiring bans, and international withdrawals weaken governance, fueling public disillusionment and threatening the stability of American democracy.
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