workflow
Workflow explores the everyday lives of every career imaginable.Whatever your job or position may be, your story has a unique way to be told and shared.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
Interested in protecting that long-cherished family favorite? Or perhaps you’re a chef or restaurateur interested in preserving commercial advantage against potential competitors and former employees? Protection of food products serves as a valuable case study for comparing and contrasting various IP strategies. So take a seat as we present an extensive menu of options…
By WILLIAM SCOTT GOLDMAN4 years ago in Journal
Stop a Coworker Taking Credit for Your Work: Here’s What You Should Do
In her book “The Choice: Embrace the Possible”, famous psychologist Edith Eger says — To be passive is to let others decide for you To be aggressive is to decide for others To be assertive is to decide for yourself To trust that there is enough and that you are enough
By Entrepreneuria4 years ago in Journal
Work From Home Jobs
I've been working from home for roughly five years now, ever since I turned eighteen and joined clickworker. At first it was out of necessity. My mental health isn't the best, and leaving the house for a typical job gives me major anxiety. With the onset of COVID-19, more people are working from home, and others are still trying to find a job that will pay the bills. Unfortunately, if you're looking for a work from home job that doesn't require a regular schedule, you'll typically be classified as an independant contractor, and employers take advantage of that in the way of low wages.
By Liam Sterling4 years ago in Journal
Employers Can Blame Themselves For Worker Shortages
You hear constantly about how Millennials and Gen Z have no work ethic. They don’t know how to find jobs, stay with them for 40 soul-crushing years, and then retire after receiving their gold watch. I’m calling bullshit on this assessment of the younger generations.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in Journal
My Trip To Ireland and UK
The understanding of the lesson presence. Knowing that when we surrender to our hearts desires its only part of the equation, there is the understanding of trust within self and the universe to uphold the hearts desires. That the manifestation will arrive in ways we don’t understand but even better than we imagined. It’s coming into presence that in this moment, life is a miracle, that life is amazing. The mind creates moments of confusion and turmoil, because all it wants is to know, the how, the when. The mind does not want to trust for the ego wants control of the situation, it is our heart that teaches the mind the love and trust we need to move through life.
By Alessandra Felice4 years ago in Journal
Things To Remember If You Are A Writer
When I started taking those first steps to turn my writing into a career, I struggled. In fact, many writers, no matter how much they enjoy it will tell you the same thing. I was too focused on getting eyes on my work, rather than enjoying the process of learning, which really hindered my ability to write.
By Carol Ann Townend4 years ago in Journal
The non-linear workdays changing the shape of productivity
For decades, the workday has generally meant employees arrived at their office desks at 0900, grabbed a midday lunch, then clocked out at 1700 or 1800, full stop. The pandemic, of course, changed this. Not only have workers been doing their jobs from remote locations for more than two years, but they’ve also changed when, exactly, their work gets done.
By Dsaachs Kamerad4 years ago in Journal
