We are experiencing the biggest remote work experiment in history – but many are beginning to imagine life after lockdown. Amid unprecedented global job losses, concerns about transport infrastructure and the continuing need for workplace social distancing, governments are launching back-to-work plans. Meanwhile, the latest US research reveals that 74% of businesses want some workers to permanently work remotely and business leaders are actively shedding leased office space – hinting that not everyone will go back to the office. Here are five key trends that will shape the future of how we work.
It’s not clear what people’s digital presences will look like in years to come, but it’s sure that an increasing number of people will be creating and accumulating growing reams of data until the day they die. But then what?
When you’re busy juggling career, family, social life, and multiple other obligations, you may end up feeling as if you don’t have enough time to do it all. Often, the solution lies in improving how you manage your time. To get as much done as possible, keep these time management tips in mind.
As many learned during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, even seemingly minor disruptions in the supply chain can have potentially catastrophic consequences. As a result, many shipping and logistics companies are studying the weaknesses in their cybersecurity strategies and devising ways to avoid attacks. What cybersecurity threats are these companies facing in 2021, and how are they fighting back?
Big Tech—particularly Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Tesla, and Netflix—has enjoyed a meteoric rise in value since the start of the pandemic, adding nearly three trillion dollars to its market cap by the end of 2020.[1] But 2021 is predicted by many to be a more turbulent year.
The coronavirus pandemic has motivated financial professionals to take full advantage of technology. Many of them are pairing various tech solutions with their unique human touch to help clients work towards their financial well-being. So how can you, as a client, use similar technology to make a positive difference in your finances? Keep reading to find out:
According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the number of U.S. data breaches hit a new high in 2017. Nearly 20% of breaches included credit and debit card information, a nearly 6% increase from the prior year. The actual number of records included in these breaches grew by a dramatic 88%.
Setting healthy financial goals is critical. Even more important is staying committed to those financial goals. Keeping yourself committed to your goals may be difficult, especially when times may be financially tough. But by staying on track and focused on your goals, you are more likely to get the long-term outcome you seek.
A year ago, the Covid-10 pandemic swept through the world. Life changed in an instant for all of us and for many families were faced with tragic loss. At first it was a curious event hard to believe as we had to stay in place and work from home. Like many of us, I expected it to be a short-term lockdown and life to return to normal by the middle of summer. A year later...
Experts have warned that today's major market indexes haven't adequately priced in the cost of the impending climate crisis.
The COVID pandemic has affected everyone across the nation, from the largest cities to the smallest towns.[1] People are struggling with employment, schooling, and even the ability to buy essentials. In times like these helping your community is even more crucial.
How to Save for Retirement and Avoid Overspending During Your Career
