Aneel Bhusri, co-CEO of Workday, discusses how the pandemic will drive digital transformation forward at an even faster pace.
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Over One Third of Workers Will Quit if WFH Ends
A recent poll is bad news for employers wanting to resume in-office work post-pandemic, with 35% saying they’ll quit if work-from-home (WFM) ends.
Amazon Wants ‘Office-Centric Culture’ as Its Baseline
Amazon is bucking the trend among many tech companies, telling US employees they should expect to be back in the office by early fall.
Amazon Tries and Fails to Have Cameras Installed at Union Vote
As Amazon workers in Alabama vote on unionization, Amazon tried and failed to get approval to install cameras to watch ballot boxes.
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Salesforce and JPMorgan are the latest big-name companies looking to downsize their office space as remote work becomes the norm.
Microsoft Teams Now Features Live Transcription
Microsoft Teams has added live transcription, along with speaker attribution, as the battle over corporate communication heats up.
Verizon Look Forward: Only 25% Want to Return to Office Full-Time
A new report by Verizon shows how much remote work has changed the workplace, with only 25% wanting to return to the office full-time.
Slack Tweaks Connect DM to Prevent Harassment
Just hours after rolling out its new Contact DM feature, Slack has made a significant change to it in order to prevent harassment.
Slack Rolls Out Direct Messages to Anyone
Starting today, Slack is enabling Connect DM, allowing users to send direct messages to anyone, not just those in their channels.
Microsoft: Flexible Work Here to Stay, Leaders Out of Touch
Microsoft has released a study of the state of the workplace, finding that flexible work is here to stay, although leaders are out of touch with employee needs.