Leaving an organization doesn’t have to be seen as the end of the relationship with a former employee. It’s often a natural evolution of an employee’s career in the context of a larger economy of talent, which could potentially lead them back to your company at some point. The author presents several strategies — inspired by companies that have taken steps to welcome employees back — to cultivate your relationship with former employees and leave the door open, making it easier for them to return and contribute even more to your organization.
When many investors bid on a target start-up of uncertain value, a common result is that the winner pays more than the target is worth. Winning can thus become more of a curse than a blessing. In this article, the authors explain the dynamics of the ‘winner’s curse” and suggest that investors should consider adopting what’s known as a contingent contract, which, in effect, allows founders to bet on what they say they believe about their company.
Blix’s new electric bike is touted as its most versatile one yet, a modular two-wheeler built to handle anything from off-road adventures to your daily urban commutes. Meet the fat tire Ultra.
After the recent addition of memoji-like avatars to its video conferencing platform, Zoom is now looking to add gesture recognition, a feature already available for the Zoom app on iOS and iPadOS, to its PC apps.
The Large Hadron Collider restarted Friday after a three-year break for upgrades that will allow it to smash protons together at even greater speeds, in the hope of making new ground-breaking discoveries.
Learning to program is a very difficult thing. Whether you're a student who urgently needs an assignment and is wondering "Who can write my lab report quickly?" or someone who actually wants to delve into this field for a professional career. Programming benefits you in one way or another in other aspects of your life that can make it better. And now we're going to break down all of those benefits in detail.
Qualtrics reported a net loss of $292.3 million for Q1 2022, compared with a net loss of $199.9 million a year ago. But revenue was up 41% to $335.6 million against $238.6 million last year, while subscription sales shot up 50% to $280.8 million. Other stats of note from the quarter included:
TOKYO (AP) — Zipline, an American company that specializes in using autonomously flying drones to deliver medical supplies, has taken off in Japan.
TUCSON, AZ / ACCESSWIRE / April 20, 2022 / AURP, the leading non-profit representing research parks, innovation districts and regional technology clusters, today announced its BIO Health Caucus will take place in-person, June 12-13, before the start of the 2022 Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention in San Diego, CA.
In my experience, the right team culture is critical to every business and startup success, so every business leader wants to know how to create it. In reality, I’m convinced that none of us can “create culture” directly, but we can create an environment where the desired culture emerges. You do this by driving values, letting values shape behavior, and the behavior defines the culture.
Cities and states jockeying for position in the race for biotech dollars and talent have their sights set on a whale that comes along once in a generation.
Over the past decade, the way that publicly traded companies have spoken publicly about climate change has unmistakably changed. Now, it’s become standard for many companies to, at the very least, pay lip service to the problem—though of course what a business says in press releases and what executives say behind closed doors, let alone what a company actually does, can differ dramatically.
Washington, D.C. (April 19, 2022) — The Kennedy Forum, a national mental health nonprofit, announced today that Rebecca O. Bagley has been named President and Chief Executive Officer. Bagley will oversee efforts to expand the reach of promising practices in mental health policy, workplace mental health, school-based mental health, and health care integration. She will also lead initiatives designed to coalesce historically siloed communities and maximize collective impact.
