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The Editor-in-Chief of the Economist, one of the oldest newspapers in the world, answers our pressing questions on leadership in the midst of digital transformation.

Burnout is a severe challenge that affects many employees, leading to significant absenteeism and a decrease in workplace productivity. In Belgium, for instance, a staggering 66.4% of those on disability for psychological reasons cite depression or burnout as the cause. This issue is mirrored across OECD countries, where nearly half of the workers with mental health issues have missed work in the past year.

Adam Weber, Chief Evangelist at 15Five, recently gave a webinar titled “5 Secrets of the Top 5% of HR Leaders,” during which he provided helpful insight on what makes the best HR leaders stand out. One of the main topics of conversation was the passion behind choosing a career in HR. This blog article explores the core of such enthusiasm and what it implies for future human resources specialists.

Are you spending countless hours manually transferring time tracking data into QuickBooks? Not only is it tedious, but it’s also prone to errors that can mess with your payroll and invoicing. In this post, we’ll dive into five top-rated time tracking tools that integrate with QuickBooks, saving you time, money, and headaches.

Remote work is not just a trend; it’s the future of work. In a world where technology has made location irrelevant, traditional office setups are becoming obsolete. Embracing remote work is essential for companies to stay competitive and for employees to thrive. Establishing remote work rules that maximize productivity, foster collaboration, and prioritize well-being is crucial for success in this new era.

Discover why Forbes recommends Insightful over Hubstaff for employee monitoring. Learn about Insightful’s commitment to transparency and its upcoming video recording feature.

The workplace is one of the most important social resources in a typical American adult’s life. Fifty-four percent of Americans with close friends made at least one of them through work — their own or a partner’s — according to 2021 research from the Survey Center on American Life. Adults in the U.S. are more likely to make friends at work than in any other way, including school, the neighborhood, or through existing friends.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way many of us work. During the lockdowns, working from home became the norm. However, as the world returns to normal, a new trend has emerged: the rise of the ‘WFH husband.’ This term refers to the increasing number of men working from home while their wives return to the office.