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How to Display Excel Spreadsheets on a TV Screen

For many, Excel spreadsheets are a no-nonsense way to keep track of your business KPIs. Whether you want to track company revenue, sales team performance or key marketing indicators, Excel is the go-to tool for many business leaders who want a simple way of monitoring the metrics that matter. However, you may have noticed that Excel is not the most effective way of getting your team to take notice of your KPIs.

67% of federal employees say return to office lowers productivity

The Biden administration began advocating for more regular, “meaningful” in-person work at federal agencies in April 2023. The vast telework methods that were implemented during the epidemic were significantly altered by this instruction. But after a year of this change, federal employees are starting to wonder more and more about the reasoning behind it, which is igniting discussions about whether it is really necessary or beneficial return to office settings.

Utilizing employee surveys to identify retention levers

Retaining excellent talent is just as important as attracting it in today’s competitive corporate environment. Although there are numerous ways to improve employee retention, the employee survey is one of the most useful but least-used instruments. Through direct employee feedback, firms can obtain valuable insights that lead to significant transformations. This tutorial will examine the various ways that employee surveys might improve retention.

Visual project management: Tools, templates, and strategies

Visual project management allows you to see your project tasks and workload displayed in a visual format. When you can see your work, it’s easier to streamline efforts across your team, stay on track, and avoid potential bottlenecks. Often, this is done as a project timeline, calendar, or Kanban board. Learn more about the most common visual project management tools and how to use each (with examples).

How to accomplish big things with long-term goals

Long-term goals are objectives you want to achieve months or years down the road. Setting this type of goal gives your work purpose, helps you make better decisions, and offers a hefty dose of daily motivation. In this article, we explain how you can use long-term goals to accomplish big things over time, with examples. When you think of an ideal future for your work, what do you see?

Safeguarding against rising data threat instances - The role of wAnywhere security

Growing data breach occurrences are the biggest concern for industries where maintaining high regulation is critical. With the challenges ahead involving managing remote and hybrid teams in evolving workplaces, aligning them with compliance rules, and securing business operations – concerned organizations with data-intensive operations are looking for the right solutions to gain threat intelligence and avoid non-compliance or loss of client trust.

Top Tips For Managing An Agile Software Development Team Remotely

The rise of remote and hybrid work arrangements has transformed how modern software development teams operate. With distributed DevOps and Scrum practices now the norm, effectively leading these geographically dispersed and virtual teams has become a critical skill for tech leaders.

What an a Business do to Improve its Productivity?

Effective time management is crucial for enhancing productivity and driving business growth. By mastering time management techniques, individuals and teams can accomplish more in less time, reduce stress, and improve overall work quality. Here are some key strategies to improve time management: Adopting these techniques can lead to a more disciplined approach to work, enabling businesses to achieve their objectives more effectively.

How I do it in Miro: Run retrospectives with software engineer Rob Hopps

Even if you’re not an engineer, if you work in tech, chances are you’re familiar with retrospectives. Some might argue that retros are a waste of time, emphasize the negatives, or can suffer from a recency bias. Despite these challenges, retros are an important part of development work. They help teams learn from past mistakes, celebrate the successes, and — when practiced long-term — can capture trends and patterns that foster more comprehensive insights.