The phrase seems increasingly outdated, given how much our work and our lives are now intertwined. It’s time for a new framework.
Finding lessons for leaders in a lesser-known work by the Florentine political philosopher.
Many knowledge workers have more flexibility in their jobs than ever before. But in-person workers are feeling overlooked and underappreciated, and many are at risk of leaving.
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