It’s officially the Halloween season and that means tasty treats are on everyone’s mind. As we all know, eating ten miniature candy bars is better for you than one full-sized candy bar, right?
OK, while we may be deluding ourselves about the effect of bite-sized desserts on our waistline, the Bureau of Digital weekly newsletter provides just the right portion of resources to help you run a healthy business. But no worries if you missed out on our September edition - because here’s a taste of what we’ve been talking about.
Leadership & Teams
The battle between remote workers and employers continues, and it’s escalating. According to a report from The Guardian, some companies are now using software to track at-home employee productivity.
Additional leadership topics:
Skip-level meetings: What they are, and exactly how to run them
Why Agency Owners Must Embrace Transparency & Vulnerability In 2021 And Beyond
Health & Wellness
Just when we think we’ve heard all there is to hear about the pandemic, we find out that decision-making fatigue is setting in. Knowing how everyday choices could be a matter of life and death is taking away the simple joys in life.
On the positive side:
Books the Community is Reading
There’s nothing like a good book to make your day a little better. And, it can be one of the best means of escape. You might want to get away to The Farm with its luxurious amenities, but there’s a price you will pay. Or you could harken back to the classic East of Eden with its powerful message on the meaning of love and family.
More of our favorite reads:
Newsletters the Community Loves
If you’re anything like us, the only thing more fun than putting together our own weekly newsletter is subscribing to others. For quick hits covering the latest news and entertainment, check out Morning Brew.
Other newsletters to keep tabs on:
Culture Tools
In a world involving less physical interaction with your coworkers, maintaining a healthy corporate culture is more important than ever. It’s not as simple anymore as stopping by your coworker’s cubicle – you have to put in deliberate work. For managers looking for a place to start, check out Know Your Team. Its bevvy of tools can help with everything from arranging one-on-one meetings to engaging your employees with surveys.
More tools to try:
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