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End-of-Year Fundraising Problems (And How To Solve Them)

Bloomerang

With many nonprofits raising as much as 50% of their budget in December alone, there’s a lot at stake — and a lot of end-of-year fundraising problems to overcome. This is the problem your donors can solve. What end-of-year fundraising problems are you dealing with? What are you asking donors to support? Is it believable?

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The problem with Employee Appreciation Day

Fast Company Tech

How employees work is just as important as what they achieve. Ensure recognition is visible and equitable Its easy to default to recognizing the employees who are the most vocal or who work on high-visibility projects. When recognition is equitable, employees across all levels feel like their work matters.

Problem 110
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Would you pay $4,000 to solve your streaming movie problems?

Fast Company Tech

Photo: Kaleidescape] Hi-fi movies Unlike most TV boxes you can buy today, Kaleidescape does not work with any streaming services or come with a free catalog of ad-supported content. The lawsuit took its toll on Kaleidescape, which also ran into manufacturing problems developing a new Blu-ray-based product around the same time.

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Overqualified and underchallenged? Here’s how to make it work

Fast Company Tech

Start by identifying colleagues in different teams whose work interests you. Listen carefully as you’ll hear problems you’re uniquely positioned to solve. People remember who made their work easier, and these connections often bloom into collaborative projects that perfectly match your capabilities.

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The surprising reason you feel ‘meh’ about work 

Fast Company Tech

It might not be the work itself, though. The proximal experiences that you have in the day to day of your workplace are what predict your general overall sentiments about your work, says Sawyer, who is an associate professor of management and organizations at the University of Arizonas Eller College of Management.

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Young Coders Are Using AI for Everything, Giving "Blank Stares" When Asked How Programs Actually Work

Futurism

Sure, the code works, but ask why it works that way instead of another way? The foundational knowledge that used to come from struggling through problems is just missing," he added. It was slower, but you came out understanding not just what worked, but why it worked." Crickets,"he wrote. Ask about edge cases?

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Even the Most Advanced AI Has a Problem: If It Doesn’t Know the Answer, It Makes One Up

Futurism

As artificial intelligence becomes integrated into our daily lives , researchers are working to tackle what might be its most glaring and enduring issue:that AI " hallucinates ," or boldly spits out lies, when it doesn't know the answer.

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