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Beyond Ping-Pong and Beer: What Really Drives Company Culture
What lives at the core of a company’s culture? What drives culture and brings it to life? And how do tech companies in Seattle, where competition to recruit and
What This Ping-Pong Robot Tells Us About the Next Phase of Human-Robot Interaction
We're going to have to engage with robots more to understand their value -- and they're going to have to engage with us.
Beyond Ping-Pong and Craft Beer: What It Really Means to Have an Amazing Company Culture
Remember these "no's" when cultivating your agency's culture.
What Is Your Company Culture Missing? It's Not a Ping-Pong Table
Cold brew and craft beer aren't the be-all and end-all for employee perks.
MIT is building ping-pong playing robots
Ping pong-playing robots are up there with hover boards for amazing YouTube-friendly inventions that usually turn out to be fake. But at Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, making them is pretty much par for the course
How to stop email ping-pong once and for all
If you’re tired of spending your days going back and forth via email, consider this.
Increase effectiveness: Stop verbal ping-pong
Back-and-forth argument isn't leadership. Even if you are right, you have to give up the need to be right.
4 Employee Benefits Better Than Ping-Pong Tables and Free Food
Ping-pong tables are fun, all right, but they don't provide a lasting impact on employees' lives. But health and financial benefits do.
Can this robot beat a human at ping pong?
Healthcare electronics maker Omron is showing off its sensing know-how with a huge ping pong-playing robot, but the robot is still easy to beat -- for now.
What student developers want in a job (hint: it's not ping pong)
Developers about to enter the workforce are looking for professional learning and work/life balance more than corporate perks, according to HackerRank.
Want to attract young people to your company? Forget ping-pong tables
Watch how effective social distancing is, using ping pong balls and mouse traps
The ad also uses mouse traps to show how quickly things can spread when in close contact.
Down-and-dirty tasks of dental life: Dealing with no-shows and patients who play dentist Ping-Pong
Dr. Stacey Simmons says in a perfect world, we'd have patients flocking to our dental offices in droves and loving our team members and us. In reality, these patients really do exist; they just don't comprise the entire patient base. It’s those variety-is-the-spice-of-life patients who continually keep us on our toes.
Turning pings into packets: Why the future of computers looks a lot like your brain
In the future, circuits and systems modelled on human brains could end up in everything from supercomputers to everyday smartphones.
The top 20 employee benefits and perks, according to Glassdoor
Learn the Rules of Homemade Jam, Never Suffer Through Dry Toast Again
How much sugar do you \*really\* need? What's pectin? Memorize this formula and guide to making your own jam and preserves, and suffer have dry toast again.
