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Open Office, Work Culture, and Productivity

The Performance Improvement Blog

It''s way more efficient and less maddening than having my Gchat icon flashing all day, since I already suffer from multitasking overload, thanks to email, Yammer, Campfire, social media, and multiple browser tabs. describes the intentional culture in Menlo Innovations that is a variation on the open-office design.

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Out of Office: Six Steps to Help Make Your Remote Work Culture Thrive

Degreed

To help your organization create a successful remote work culture, here are six tips, including some that have been tried and tested here at Degreed. 1) Hire for Culture. Hiring for culture has become more important than ever. 5) Establish a Performance-Based Culture. 2) Always Overcommunicate. Staying Power.

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The Key Components of an Effective Sales Training Program

Infopro Learning

Whether your sales team is commuting, performing job duties, or multitasking, audio recordings enable them to absorb valuable knowledge seamlessly. It helps them integrate into your company culture, understand your products or services, and quickly become effective sales reps. Audio recordings provide an option for on-the-go training.

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Why Should Enterprises Develop Serious Games for Employee Training?

Hurix Digital

Multitasking is one of the most crucial aspects of corporate positions in today’s world, especially with companies focusing on an agile work culture. These games can upskill learners with multitasking in a highly engaging and interactive environment. make them all the more engaging for the players.

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Navigating diversity vs inclusion: Tapping into the hidden workforce

TalentLMS

These individuals, however, are highly resilient and able to multitask effectively. Their experiences foster a heightened sense of empathy and an appreciation for work-life balance, contributing to a supportive workplace culture. She’s encouraged to bring her multitasking abilities and empathy to team projects.

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SOLUTIONING IMPLICATIONS OF HEGEMONY

Learnnovators

Plus, it also intersects nicely with our superiority and cultural biases about people with limited access to technology – the product of internalizing value judgments from the same hegemonic culture. And if training were to mirror and feed into such a disharmonious, disastrous culture, it would be a real tragedy and disservice.

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A challenge to the multitask assumption

Clive on Learning

A few weeks ago I wrote on the Onlignment blog about The multitask assumption. By this I meant the assumption you can safely make with any webinar that a good proportion of the audience is multitasking - you know, checking emails, answering the phone, listening to music, finishing off a report, and so on.