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Compensation Matters in the War for Talent
In the digital economy workers demand transparency and access to compensation information. Companies who don't provide it position themselves at a disadvantage.
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Will Forcing Telecommuters Back to the Office Stimulate Creativity and Collaboration?
When IBM summoned part of its telecommuting workers back to the office earlier this year, there was a huge uproar. Onlookers and IBMers alike theorized that Big Blue was changing its remote worker policy to surreptitiously get employees to quit so it didn't have to lay them off and
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The Fundamentals of Digital Experience Project Planning
No one said implementing a new digital experience project would be easy, and if they did then they have totally underestimated what was involved. Implementing a customer-centric digital transformation plan involves a lot of moving parts.
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A Closer Look at SurveyMonkey's New Polling Play
If you think that companies use survey data to make decisions, think again. "We found out that they use data to tap into what people are thinking and to then push their ideas forward (to their colleagues and collaborators)," Bennett Porter, senior vice president, marketing communications, Survey Monkey told CMSWire.
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CompTIA Paints Rosy Outlook for Tech Jobs (With One Caveat)
Digital transformation is making tech workers rich, at least in comparison to their non-geeky counterparts. In 2016, the average technology professional earned $108,900 while their non-tech peers were paid $53,049. Not only that, but there's not much competition if you want a job (and have the skills).
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Enterprise Search Means Finding Information, Not Just Documents
Findwise once again released its annual Findability Survey late in October during its annual Findability Day conference in Stockholm, the only remaining enterprise search-focused event in Europe. The Findability Survey has grown in authority over the years and this year is no exception.
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This Seattle Startup Wants to Calm the Angry Customer
Seattle-based Spot Survey wants to make friends with those angry, demanding customers who tweet, post and rant on social media. Well, not exactly. It actually wants to engage with the companies these customers patronize — and help them respond fast and effective enough to avoid the social, reputation-damaging rants.
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Survey: Marketers Will Be Revenue Generators in 3 to 5 Years
We said last summer marketers are a paranoid bunch. Will I go extinct? Does my work even matter? We think a lot of that holds true today. It's all going to change, though. Marketers in the next three to five years will matter -- even to their organization's bottom line.
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What CMOs Have - and What They Want
The 8th annual "State of Marketing" report from the CMO Council, a 7,000-member group stretched across 110 countries, showed senior marketers are gaining status within their companies, but still want closer ties to their fellow "chiefs.
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People Trust Strangers As Much As Friends
The ironweed and ivy vines taking over my garden tell me I need a better weed wacker. So I've been reading online reviews and consulting a lot of friends.
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CMSWire Survey: Majority of Readers are Well-Paid IT Pros
IT managers make up a bigger share of the CMSWire audience than a year ago, accounting for nearly a third of all visitors, according to our annual salary survey. Respondents also indicated that working with a strong team is more of a concern than "being paid fairly.
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Even Stale Fruitcake is Sweeter than Holiday Customer Service
Stale fruitcake may not be the most appetizing delicacy in the world. But 37 percent of those surveyed by Aspect Software, a provider of call center management solutions, described eating fruitcake from last year as better than dealing with customer care during the holidays.
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New WorldatWork Report Shows Support for Telework
Yahoo, Best Buy and HP have very visibly reduced their telework programs, leading some to conclude that telework is a fading work option. But a new study suggests reports of telework’s impending death are greatly exaggerated. The report, “Survey on Workplace Flexibility 2013,” was conducted by global human resources association WorldatWork in conjunction
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CMSWire Salary Survey 2013 Results
Nearly 800 North Americans responded to the CMSWire 2013 Salary Survey, and we've captured summary data and open ended questions to present a detailed story about our readership and what is happening in the workplace in our three sectors of Customer & Web Experience, Social Business and Information Management.
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