Apple iPhones Are Asking Users to Check In With Dead Relatives. Siri, What’s Up With That?
An iOS 17 feature still prompts some iPhone users to check in with random contacts, people they don’t like, or even loved ones who have passed away.
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5 Types of LinkedIn Content to Level Up Your Personal Brand as a Thought Leader
Elevate your personal brand on LinkedIn with these five types of content.
Open Conversations Are Often Stifled at Work — Here’s How to Break That Silence and Reach Your True Potential
Without open lines of communication, it can be a struggle to build a healthy operational environment or team culture, causing your entire organization to suffer. Here’s how to do it the right way.
If OpenAI Makes Its Core Business For-Profit, It Could Mean a $10 Billion Payday for 39-Year-Old CEO Sam Altman
The for-profit company could be worth about $150 billion.
How This Retired Marine Co-Founded a Healthy Snack Food Company That Is in 2,000 Stores: ‘I Thrive in Chaos.’
Peter Barrick, CEO and co-founder of the healthy snack food company Rivalz, breaks down the leadership and risk-management skills he learned in the military that have helped him succeed in business.
How to Create a Brand Philosophy That Everyone Believes In
Like the ancient mariners who first steered their ships by it, you can help your team find their way with a well-thought-out vision that’s communicated to everyone and reinforced every day.
When I Became President of KFC, Franchisees and Corporate Hated Each Other. But I Believed This Behavioral Theory Could Bring Them Back Together.
I was handed the undesirable task of righting the ship at Kentucky Fried Chicken. But the challenge allowed me to test a leadership theory.
These Toxic Behaviors Are Employees’ Biggest Frustrations – Is Your Company Guilty of Them?
A new survey asked corporate employees what their biggest sources of work discontentment are.
This Might be the Only AI Tool Your Business Needs
It has every major model wrapped into one with no recurring fees.
She Was a Regular at a Struggling Coffee Shop. Then She Bought It, and 4X the Annual Revenue to $1.8 Million.
Kristen Haseotes bought a failing location of Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, and then slammed the gas on growth. Here’s how she became the franchise’s top performer.