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The benefits of remote work, including increased productivity, decreased overhead costs, and improved work-life balance, make it a trend that is likely to continue in the future, and that’s why remote career seekers should be optimistic

Hybrid work improves health and productivity through exercise, sleep, and better eating. Businesses should embrace it.

Intentionality, trust, autonomy, connection, and accountability represent the five keys to turning a traditional office-centric manager into an effective hybrid manager

In this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky speaks to Nate Martin, CEO at Puzzle Break, about the future of work. 

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is wrong: remote work helps workforce diversity, while a forced return to office hurts it. Adopting best practices for workforce diversity in remote work will help firms exceed diversity targets and financial performance, as it helped Meta. That's the key take-away message of this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, which describes how the CEO of JPMorgan got remote workforce diversity exactly wrong.

If there is a recession, having most employees working remotely will benefit the bottom line at many companies. Leaders who don't grasp this reality will fade into irrelevance as economic conditions worsen. That's the key take-away message of this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, which discusses whether a recession will increase remote work.

Hybrid work policies benefit companies by increasing employee engagement, productivity, retention, and diversity, but must be communicated clearly to employees. Failing to do so can harm employee retention & engagement.

Managers are recognizing the importance of the hybrid work model and organizations are becoming more open to the idea of flexible working as a long-term solution.

Despite opposition from families of crash victims, pilots' union, and a key congressman, Congress cleared the Boeing 737Max 10 jet for certification without added safety measures. The cause of the crash was a cognitive error known as normalcy bias.

For investors, the collapse of FTX is a reminder to be wary of founders like SBF with an excessive risk appetite. For entrepreneurs, it is a lesson to implement oversight and risk management plans to avoid the fate of SBF and FTX.