Author: super@dmin
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Hollywood Writers Just Announced They're on Strike. 'We're Being Devalued and Financially Taken Advantage Of.'
The Writers Guild of America wants increased compensation and residuals in the age of streaming.
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How Long Should a Cover Letter Be in 2023?
This article explores the ideal cover letter length and provides tips for creating an engaging, easy-to-read document for your next interview.
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What Can ChatGPT Do for Healthcare Practices?
Discover how ChatGPT can enhance healthcare practices by improving patient communication, increasing efficiency and providing better care.
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AI 'Godfather' Quits His Job at Google Warning of 'Scary' Outcomes
Geoffrey Hinton, a pioneer in artificial intelligence, is concerned about what will happen if AI gets into the wrong hands.
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Remote Work Skeptics Are Forgetting Their Most Valuable Asset: Their Customers. Here's Why.
While there’s a widely-held belief that three days a week in the office is the magic number, with a number of large companies adopting it, it’s a fundamentally flawed approach. Instead, what leaders need to focus on is how hybrid work arrangements will serve customer needs.
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A DoorDash Driver Was Caught Stealing Customers' Food On Camera
The incident occurred in Oakland, California.
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4 Reminders To Help Define Your Company's Values
The more often you speak about your values, the more real they’ll become to internal and external stakeholders.
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From Paper Wealth to Material Wealth — 3 Things Founders Need to Know About Liquidity
Today, companies are staying private longer. The article highlights three key things founders should consider in this new entrepreneurial journey to keep valuation high and reach a liquidity event.
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AI Could Eliminate Millions of Jobs By 2027, but Cognitive Skills Are Increasingly Important for Employers
A new report by the World Economic Forum found that nearly 2% of current roles could disappear by 2027.
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It's Not the Weather: Most Flight Cancelations Are in Airline's Control, According to a New Report
Investigators with the U.S. Government Accountability Office studied flight cancellations from January 2018 through April 2022.