Aug
20
Been Told to ‘Work Smarter’? Try ‘Working on You’ Instead
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Many of the people I work with have been "left behind" (after others have been laid off) and told to "work smarter." Dealing with the remorse for others' loss, missing colleagues and that vulnerable feeling of wondering when the other shoe will drop are enough, but having to "work smarter" too? Right about now might be a good time to freshen the well of ideas on how to keep working smarter and improve the solutions for the problems we're solving.
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