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Backed by $2.4M in fresh funding, Ottawa-based Nook looks to find market niche with new productivity app - Vimarsana News

Backed by $2.4M in fresh funding, Ottawa-based Nook looks to find market niche with new productivity app

Startup's “personal information system that’s disguised as a note-taking app” attracts high-profile investors who include former Shopify executives as well as VPs at Apple and LinkedIn.

Source: obj.ca
Workforce Software CMO: 'Social is a 24 hour public billboard' - Vimarsana News

Workforce Software CMO: 'Social is a 24 hour public billboard'

We interview Workforce Software CMO Sandra Moran as part of our marketing maestro series to discover her views on modern marketing.

WorkForce Software's Second Year Global Experience Study Reveals a Closing Gap, As Employers Demonstrate Awareness of Inability to Meet Worker Demands - Vimarsana News

WorkForce Software's Second Year Global Experience Study Reveals a Closing Gap, As Employers Demonstrate Awareness of Inability to Meet Worker Demands

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, the first global provider of integrated employee experience and workforce management solutions, WorkForce Software, releases the...

The rising need for 'stay interviews' in staff retention - Vimarsana News

The rising need for 'stay interviews' in staff retention

With employee engagement and staff retention presenting major challenges for employers, the stay interview could become a vital tool for HR.

'Quiet firing': How employers and workers can address this latest business trend - Vimarsana News

'Quiet firing': How employers and workers can address this latest business trend

An emerging business trend is known as "quiet firing," when an employer creates a situation that forces an employee to resign. This includes denying raises and bonuses; here's how to handle it.