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Three times a week, we'll send you a thought-provoking illustration about the world of work along with a short snippet of insight. Our emails cover topics like company culture, design thinking, leadership strategies, creating better-functioning teams, navigating the hybrid work environment, and more. They are designed as quick reads to give you insight into working smarter and being more connected to why you do what you do. We also feature guest posts from thought leaders around the world and answer culture questions sent in by our readers. People who enjoy the daily email most are often senior leaders in business, healthcare execs, entrepreneurs, and academics.

 

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Read our latest posts below:

time to be creative

By Laura Viberti | Aug 4, 2016

  There are two kinds of work: creative work and busy work. One is hard, the other is easy. One is actually valuable, one just looks …

so… who are you voting for?

By Laura Viberti | Aug 3, 2016

  To paraphrase Mark Twain, the fact that somebody wants to hold office should immediately disqualify them from being able to run for office. To put …

quality isn’t job one

By Laura Viberti | Aug 2, 2016

  “Quality is Job One” is a slogan used by Ford Motor Company back in the 1980s, once they decided that perhaps making rust buckets …

embracing work-life balance

By Laura Viberti | Aug 1, 2016

  This article from Harvard Business Review, “Managing The High Intensity Workplace” is sparking a lot of conversation internally here at Gapingvoid: The article talks about how …

it’s all about karma, baby

By Laura Viberti | Jul 29, 2016

Will that random kid you were unkind to in the playground, back when you were seven, somehow affect the future, decades later? Will the time you …

if it’s not worth fighting for, it doesn’t exist

By Laura Viberti | Jul 28, 2016

So what is worth fighting for? Let’s narrow it a bit: which are the parts of your job are worth fighting for? If you don’t know, you’re …