Coronavirus | The Guardian Disgraced Tory peer says government always knew of involvement in Covid contracts as calls mount for her to stay away from LordsA furious row has broken out between the disgraced Conservative peer Michelle Mone and the government over how much they knew about her links to a company that won lucrative […]Continue reading
AWS Machine Learning Blog Yes, the AWS re:Invent season is upon us and as always, the place to be is Las Vegas! You marked your calendars, you booked your hotel, and you even purchased the airfare. Now all you need is some guidance on generative AI and machine learning (ML) sessions to attend at this […]Continue reading
BPS Research Digest By Emily Reynolds Forgiveness is not always easy. Forgiving someone who has wronged you can lead to a decreased likelihood of repeat offending and increased likelihood that the perpetrator will engage in conciliatory behaviour — just some of the reasons restorative justice has become more popular. But victims of transgressions often find it […]Continue reading
BPS Research Digest By Emily Reynolds Perfectionism can be a useful trait: striving always to do better, perfectionists may be more likely to thrive academically or accomplish other achievements. But it comes with downsides, too: links with suicidal ideation, burnout, and reduced engagement at work. One common critique of perfectionism is that it kills creativity, and […]Continue reading
15Five At any stage of the employee lifecycle—from talent acquisition to performance management—compensation is always top of mind. While exciting perks garner initial excitement, the key to engaging and retaining talent begins with greater transparency and understanding around compensation. Research shows that many employees lack a clear understanding of their total compensation package. In fact, […]Continue reading
