Studies have suggested about 10 percent of the average population are workaholics. Depending on the context, the term "workaholic" can have many connotations. While some proudly identify as being a workaholic and equate the designation with a solid work ethic, others may view the term negatively as it may indicate prioritizing work above all else. Take this quick quiz to see which camp you fall into and learn why both sides may be right.
Don't be afraid of disruption. Embrace it. In Tuesday's main stage opening session, Peter Sheahan will help event organizers make a mindset shift to take intelligent risks.
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where. PCMA People on the Move - June 12 2018
Entrepreneur and author Vijay Eswaran shares insights on how emptying one’s ‘cup’ can open the mind to change.
As the DES acronym appears in more places around the world, the program’s second graduate from Italy shares her hopes for leveraging digital technologies to uncover big opportunities for small businesses.
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.
Want to climb the corporate ladder? Survey finds courtesy is key.
Icebreakers that allow attendees to meet in a structured manner, smart use of social media, and conversation-sparking menus can ease stress at events for those who don’t like to mingle.
The PCMA-Convene Ascent initiative is creating a video series featuring individuals with stories to tell about inclusion and empowerment in the business events industry.
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where. PCMA People on the Move - June 5 2018
While English remains the lingua franca of the global business world, should you add “learn Mandarin” to your to-do list?
Nearly three-quarters of event organizers received a raise over the past year — and their average increase of nearly 7 percent is more than twice the average for North American workers across all industries. But it’s not like they didn’t work for it.
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