TJ Newsflash: 16 December
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A new compilation of the best research, interviews and news stories from across the globe
This week’s roundup explores burnout in managers from Gallup, a look at transformation with BCG, a call to action for all chief information security officers from EY and a short video from the BBC on how working in a call centre helped the newest judge on Dragon’s Den, Steven Bartlett to become a CEO. The offering ends with a longer read from The New Yorker, one of the editor’s favourite publications, on writing using ‘distraction free’ devices!
Manager Burnout Is Only Getting Worse – Gallup
CEO Secrets: 'Call centre work trained me to be a CEO' – BBC News
What Works – and What Doesn’t – in Transformation – BCG
How UK CISOs should prepare for a new era of growth – EY
Can “Distraction Free” Devices Change The Way We Write? – The New Yorker
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