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Industrial organizational psychologist, talent management expert, business execution advocate - at least that's my day job
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Job Satisfaction Is up — but so Is Burnout

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By Steven Hunt, Steve Hunt
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In early May, the Wall Street Journal ran an article called, “Workers Are Happier Than They’ve Been in Decades.” The next day, MIT Sloan Management Review published a story with the headline: “With Burnout on the Rise, What Can Companies Do About It?” The juxtaposition is jarring, with the two stories seeming to be in conflict with each other. So what, exactly, is going on with job satisfaction in 2023?
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What a Thoughtful Return to Office Policy Involves

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By Steven Hunt, Steve Hunt
| Reworked Verified
Return to office policies range from demanding employees go back to the pre-pandemic model of commuting every day to the office, to expecting employees to be in the office a few days each week, to giving employees total freedom to decide when they go into the office — if at all. But which of these policies are likely to be the most effective? It depends on what companies want to get out of having people share a common workspace.
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4 Considerations

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By Steven Hunt, Steve Hunt
| Reworked Verified
Should artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) algorithms influence how people are hired, paid, trained, evaluated and otherwise managed at work? I recently discussed this question with employment lawyers from six different countries and research scientists supporting AI/ML technology solutions that analyze data from over 100 million employees and job candidates annually. Below are four key insights gained from the conversations.
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