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  Trying to accurately project the return on your investment has never been easy, which of course explains why some win big, and some lose, in the stock markets. As the stakes get bigger, investors use a variety of models to analyze various pieces of information they have gathered on a security, such as on…

  A lack of trust between colleagues and managers in remote and hybrid environments can damage workplace culture and morale. It was inevitable that the rise in working from home would create tensions inside many organizations. But it didn’t have to be quite this bad. According to a new survey by Envoy, less than a…

  Returning to the office has been chaotic, and we are inventing terms to try and understand what’s going on. First was “the Great Resignation.” Then there was “Quiet Quitting.” The latest buzzword flying around in an attempt to help us understand the changing workplace is “the Great Mismatch.” Haven’t heard this one yet? It…

  “Join the FM world—it is far more than what you may think it is!” Those are the upbeat words of Liz Bishop, an assistant facilities manager for Austin-based tech company Bazaarvoice. And she makes an excellent point—there’s no denying that facilities management is a challenging but rewarding career. As the business world evolves, so…

  Making your lobby more aesthetically pleasing can be a better draw for building occupants. But avoiding condensation when replacing windows is a must. Here’s how. As businesses continue to welcome back workers following a two-year pandemic shutdown, many are looking for ways to entice people back to the office. In addition to making facilities…

We all procrastinate, but these experts have smart solutions for how to address it. When an assignment feels boring or overwhelming, it’s all too easy to put it on the back burner and hope it goes away. But avoidance is only a temporary solution to procrastination. At some point, we’ll need to do something about…