Emily Rose Mcrae

1 month ago | daily.jstor.org | Livia Gershon |Emily Rose Mcrae

The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. Many Americans who have adopted Buddhist practices view them as more self-help than religion. But, as philosopher Emily McRae writes, for many Buddhist thinkers, spiritual and moral ideas are inextricable from practices designed to transform patterns of thinking.

2 months ago | hbritalia.it | Emily Rose Mcrae |Peter Aykens |Kaelyn Lowmaster |Jonah Shepp

ANCHE IN BASE AGLI STANDARD stabiliti negli ultimi cinque anni, il 2025 porterà probabilmente molti sconvolgimenti con implicazioni significative per il futuro del lavoro. Oggi i dirigenti si trovano ad affrontare un ambiente aziendale volatile, caratterizzato da una marcata carenza di talenti, da rapidi progressi tecnologici e da un’intensa fatica da cambiamento nella forza lavoro.

Jan 22, 2025 | businessandamerica.com | Emily Rose Mcrae

Gartner research has identified three key challenges for company leaders in the coming year: 1) New demands for a future-ready workforce; 2) The evolving role of managers, and 3) Emerging talent risks for the organization. Within these challenges they offer nine predictions that address ongoing organizational concerns around technology, collaboration, employee retention, AI, knowledge management, and more.

Jan 7, 2025 | gartner.com | Emily Rose Mcrae

Harnessing AI, inclusion and innovation to drive organizational success and resilience. By Emily Rose McRae | January 8, 2025 Rapid technological advancements and evolving workforce dynamics are set to redefine how organizations operate. Are you ready to navigate these transformative trends and seize new opportunities?

Oct 6, 2024 | psyche.co | Emily Rose Mcrae

The confusion of my illness helped me understand Buddhist theories of ignorance and its role in the relief of sufferingI was working on a book on confusion when I was diagnosed with long COVID-19 a year ago. One of my main symptoms was brain fog, and it took me a few months to fully appreciate the irony of writing a book about confusion while feeling so confused.