GeekWire Awards finalists focus on different strengths
Ambika Singh (MBA '16) says: "Make work fun. If it's fun, people will stick around."
Ambika Singh (MBA '16) says: "Make work fun. If it's fun, people will stick around."
By applying a concept known as family systems theory, managers and leaders can understand how their past influences their behavior.
"The labor movement is getting more aggressive and more sophisticated and so I think we're going to see more organizing in the future."
"If it serves to enable you to think more clearly, then pausing is something you should consider doing at work or in any negotiation."
"Promising to gradually curtail future Russian energy exports to the EU raises uncertainty about future supply and boosts the price of oil now."
"I am unaware of ... research ... that so clearly establishes a connection between perceptions of bystander action and occupational wellbeing."
"I have been investigating what makes advertising work online ... all too often it's just not working as well as we were were led to believe."
Unions could be a way to prevent more overreach from the federal government, said Prof. Thomas Kochan.
"As we decarbonize the electric power sector … storage plays a potentially huge role ... because it moves generation from one time to another."
"People want to have more of a voice and they want to have it on a range of issues that are relevant to today's workforce."