Greetings Decision maker,
The advent of remote work has revolutionized the corporate world, yet it brings with it a set of unique challenges, particularly in the delicate process of employee layoffs. As an advisor who has guided 21 companies through the transition to hybrid and remote work, I have seen how essential it is to consider every stage of an employee's journey, from their first day to their last. This week’s blog is a deep dive into the intricacies of conducting layoffs in a remote work setting, including using empathy, navigating legal requirements, handling return of company equipment, and nuances of assessing performance.
To learn more, check out thisblog.
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Recommendation For You
Want to know what will happen when AI starts taking over? My close friend Max Harms (yes, that's his real name) is a researcher in AI safety at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, and a science fiction author. He wrote an excellent sci-fi series, the Crystal Trilogy, about such a takeover scenario, written from the perspective of the AI itself. He recently released a free audiobook of the first book of the trilogy, which I strongly recommend. You've never read anything like it! You can read or listen here.
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Dr. Gleb
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Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
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