Did you know Neural istaking the stage on Sept 30 and Oct 1? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of AI during TNW Conference 2021.Secure your ticket now! Today, Facebook CTOMike Schroepfer announced that he’s stepping down from the position after spending 13 years at the company. He will transition within the organization to a part-time role by 2022. Andrew “Boz” Bosworth, Facebook’s chief of hardware division, will take over Schroepfer’s position gradually....

4 ways to deal with shitty colleagues while working remotely 1. Give your colleague the benefit of the doubt When you don’t like someone, it’s easy to speculate on their motives, but trying to be positive about their actions will actually help you feel better about the situation. It’s important to remember that 2020 has been challenging for most of us. Indeed, emotions are already strained, so try and be as kind as you can (or at least just bite your tongue for now)....

Do you know that awkward moment when you’re in a bar and shout out ‘Lets all go skinny dipping’ and everybody is silent, except the person you’ve been trying to avoid all evening, who goes “Yeah! Lets do it!!!”? Sometimes social media can have the same effect; you post a funny photo or smart tweet and hope that all the smart kids react. Of course, they don’t. It is that one geek you tried ignoring when he emailed you, and your sister-in-law, and that awkward neighbor you don’t even want to meetAFKor that one customer that keeps coming back to complain about everything....

4 ways to get your team to embrace feedback culture Your team has to embrace feedback culture — here’s how Why creating a feedback culture is so important First things first — before we jump into how to foster a feedback culture within your organization, let’s first cover why feedback is so important. [Read:Most mobile apps suck — here’s how to fix them] If you want to build a thriving business, you need to be in a state of constant improvement....

4 ways to respond to vaccine skeptics on social media 1. Understand who you are talking to Let’s not forget that the majority of people are happy to receive a COVID-19 vaccine (64%, according to a recent study). Only a small minority (9%) have no intention of getting vaccinated. If you enter into a debate about vaccination it may well be with someone who falls into this latter group. You are veryunlikely to change the minds of these vaccine refusers, so the main audience for your arguments is actually the rest of any onlooking group – and particularly the 27% who are hesitant about vaccination....