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A look at some environmental, wellness and well-being news of note.

Stanford author Robert Sutton has three pieces of advice when it comes to reducing friction for customers and employees.

Robert Sutton was the Superintendent of Manassas National Battlefield Park for over 12 years and later Chief Historian of the National Park Service.

Friction is simply putting obstacles in front of people that slow them down, that make their jobs hard to do, more difficult, maybe a little bit more frustrating. – Robert Sutton Delve into the concept of workplace friction with Stanford professor, Robert Sutton. He discusses how to identify and manage friction,

New video shows a high-speed crash on Pacific Coast Highway that sent pieces of one vehicle flying into the air and bursting into flames.

Because we spend so much time at work, it is important to be in a psychologically safe environment. Nowadays, more businesses are keen on fostering a culture that prioritizes the mental well-being of employees.

Never let anyone feed your pets these items for Thanksgiving.

'Thought leaders' are those who specialise in a certain subject and lead the way with a unique point of view. But who are the world’s 50 top thought leaders across all different topics? We take a look…

The $31 billion tech giant is poised to edit job descriptions for some of the most common categories in the professional “knowledge worker” class—people who answer customers’ questions, manage sales accounts and come up with marketing content. Shih leads the tech giants AI efforts.

These titles make up our third group of nominees for Season 23 of the Next Big Idea Club.