Failing with grace, Facebook’s remote work plan, and the online slander industry
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Every week, SmartCompany Plus brings you The Best of Everything, From Everywhere. This week, we’ve brought you an article explaining Facebook’s post-pandemic remote work plan, Google’s move to limit online slander, and why EU-businesses are sticking with China.
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Facebook remote working plan extended to all staff for long term
Facebook will now allow all of its employees to request for remote work, but its subcontractors who carry out content moderation don’t have the same luxury.
Startups and art of failing with grace
Almost every successfully founder has failed at least once, if not hundreds of times. Here’s how to make sure that failure doesn’t destroy your business relationships.
European companies have no intention of decoupling from China
No country in Europe wants to be the next Australia, but the market potential of China is outweighing the risks for EU businesses.
Google seeks to break vicious cycle of online slander ($)
Online slander is a lucrative industry, where victims are extorted to have false, widely spread information about them removed. Google is finally cracking down on it.
