According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
Working from home? Then maybe you should be paid more to get a bigger place, say economists
Economists estimate that working from home could cost billions every year in housing space. Should companies pay for it?
Your home office tax deductions checklist
Here are the essential do’s and don’ts of deducting the various costs you encounter as a freelancer or a small business owner, including but not limited to your use of your home itself. ...
This handy Google extension can caption and transcribe your video calls for $25
Tired of taking notes during Zoom meetings? CaptionSaver Pro automatically captions your colleagues' transcripts live and saves them to your Google Drive. ...
Ex-Uber exec launches virtual office Teamflow
Teamflow is a virtual office helping remote teams build culture. It recreates the casual collaboration that people miss from physical offices.
Videoconferencing shows lack of clothing during video calls is more common than you think
With the rise of video platforms like Zoom, a new report shows that our behavior in front of the camera could seriously undermine corporate cultures for the long term. ...
Java developers, data scientists have the best-rated jobs, according to Glassdoor analysis
Job and employer-ratings site finds those involved in building and managing digital capabilities at the enterprise level also have the highest levels of satisfaction with their ...
A network of Twitter bots has attacked the Belgian government's Huawei 5G ban
Twitter has now suspended the accounts.
South African government releases its own browser just to re-enable Flash support
For some people, it's apparently easier to manage your own browser than port some web forms from Flash to HTML.
Many businesses are struggling due to the pandemic but there are ways to survive losing your largest client. It might only be a temporary setback if you have a bounce-back plan. ...
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