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Finally some companies are starting to think differently about the best way to get things done.  On the latest episode of The New Way We Work, psychologist Art Markman explains what’s wrong with using personality tests to hire and manage—and what to do instead.  Oh no, we’re about to get A LOT MORE podcasts.  On the latest episode of The New Way We Work, we talked to Dr. Jessica Jackson about how employers can offer support that actually helps employee (and keeps them from quitting)  It’s not your imagination: the pandemic made your boss worse. On this episode of The New Way We Work, we find out why the people who get promoted are often the least qualified.  It’s not enough to plant trees in cities. They need to grow in communities where access to nature has long been ignored.  The U.S. is finally paying more attention to parents’ childcare struggles. 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