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Apprenticeships Are Making a Comeback—Here’s Why

Success

The term “apprentice” might conjure up images of blacksmiths training young teens in the “olden days,” or maybe former President Donald Trump on the 2004 premiere of the show by the same name. But for some industries, much beyond the trades we all think of as using apprentices, these programs are a path to meaningful and lucrative careers.

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Some Companies Are Asking Employees to Pay for Training to Increase Buy-in. But Does It Work?

Success

You make it through hurdle after hurdle, from multiple interviews to onboarding, and you are ready to start training. And then, you are asked to sign a Training Repayment Agreement Provisions (TRAPs) agreement. And as sketchy as the name sounds, you do it because, well, you need a job!

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Elevating Your Role As An Executive Assistant

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Evolving into an indispensable ally to your executive requires a blend of skills, dedication, and a proactive approach. Stay updated with industry trends, enroll in relevant courses, and seek mentorship. Let's delve into how you can become a true business partner while excelling as an executive assistant in a remote setting.

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Financing the Future: How Green Energy Investments And Coworking Companies Will Reshape Commercial Real Estate

Allwork

Across various sectors, including coworking, there is a growing demand for “green skills”; however, coworking companies face capital constraints that inhibit their potential to further aid in the transition to a low-carbon economy. The shortfall identified by Deloitte presents unique opportunities for the CRE industry.

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The Rise of the Skills Training/Job Placement Industry

Small Business Labs

  The problem is a mismatch between job skills and job openings. Add in a growing reluctance by corporations to train their staff and the mismatch becomes even clearer. In response to this problem a rapidly growing industry focused on providing skills training and job placement has emerged.

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Will AI Pave The Way For A Three-Day Workweek?

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AI advancements could enable a three-day workweek, as suggested by industry leaders, which would represent a dramatic shift from the traditional five-day workweek. The 40-hour workweek was established as a standard in the early 20th century (after getting rid of the 44-hour workweek), which was, in part, a response to industrialization.

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Could Artificial Intelligence Eliminate Internships?

Allwork

From a strict cost-benefit analysis, training a revolving door of new employees who may or may not work out is exponentially more expensive than training a localized AI system that continues learning as it handles tasks. Doing so helps workers stand out, learn specialized skills, and further their careers.