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‘Middle management leaders key to developing teams, positive workplace’

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The office is everywhere now – so are the risks

The modern workplace extends beyond traditional office walls. It now exists in coffee shops, spare bedrooms, airport lounges, and co-working spaces. Hybrid and remote work have provided flexibility, productivity, and access to a global talent pool. However, they have also increased one of the most critical vulnerabilities facing organisations today: the attack surface. In 2026, []

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Editor’s note: This was first published as part of a newsletter for Mike’s Substack, SCHOOLED. Matt Barnum wrote a great post last week illustrating that most “non-college career pathways” don’t lead to high-paying jobs: The most common non-college jobs make far below the median. For instance, there are over 4 million people who work as home health and personal care aides in America, the largest single occupation. That’s more than the number of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, HVAC Read More