We all get mad. Boy, do we get mad. We all have our triggers. Someone cuts us off in traffic. We’re given the wrong order.
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As COVID-19 lockdowns took effect worldwide in 2020, economists like Nobel prizewinner Joseph Stieglitz predicted that the pandemic would unleash armies of job-killing robots that would exacerbate inequality.1 They anticipated that low-skilled employees would be put out of work by robots that do not get sick or need to isolate and socially distance.
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People expect more from public sector organizations than ever before, benchmarking their experiences with government departments and agencies against the best digital experiences offered by the private sector. Yet many public sector organizations around the world are tied up in reams of paper and constrained by manual business processes, leading to inefficiencies and frustrated citizens.
Humans are naturally competitive. If you look around society, you’ll see the echoes of competitive behavior everywhere. But it’s not always a productive use of our energy. Competition is one of those things that can bring out the best in us and the worst in us, depending on the context and what it’s trying to achieve.
I bought a new “assemble-it-yourself” desk and chair last month to better accommodate my work-from-home lifestyle.
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