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Study finds perfectionists happier at work when their boss does this

Study finds perfectionists happier at work when their boss does this

By Stephen Beech Perfectionism at work and job satisfaction are more dependent on the expectations of a boss than meeting employees' own high standards, according to a new study. The happiness of perfectionists depends on whether their goals meet their supervisor's expectations, suggests the findings. More than

How gender gaps in workplace mental health are fueling a multitrillion-dollar productivity crisis

How gender gaps in workplace mental health are fueling a multitrillion-dollar productivity crisis

How gender gaps in workplace mental health are fueling a multitrillion-dollar productivity crisis Employee engagement isn't just a "feel-good" metric. It’s a financial differentiator for leading companies. Gallup has found that managers account for up to 70% of the variance in team engagement,

‘AI is now the smartest person in the room’: Workers face crossroads, pivots and perils from artificial intelligence

‘AI is now the smartest person in the room’: Workers face crossroads, pivots and perils from artificial intelligence

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution presents some colossal crossroads. For workers, will AI take their jobs and livelihoods or enhance their skillsets and careers? For employers, is AI a new path to productivity, creativity or both? Will automation and autonomous systems result in growing profits and innovations but reduced head

Premium Credit Cards in Smaller Cities: How to Make the Math Work

Premium Credit Cards in Smaller Cities: How to Make the Math Work

High-end credit cards are increasingly embracing “lifestyle” perks, such as entry into exclusive events, credits toward pricey hotels and fancy gyms, even memberships to a chain of medical practices that offer same-day appointments. When you live in a major city with access to merchants that partner with credit

Bozeman’s bravest hit the ice in annual Frozen Frontline faceoff

Bozeman’s bravest hit the ice in annual Frozen Frontline faceoff

The annual Frozen Frontline game returned to Haynes Pavilion for the third time last Friday, where the rink was prepped and ready for a night of fast-paced action between the Bozeman Police Department (BPD) and the Bozeman Fire Department (BFD). Despite the unseasonably snowy weather, the Bozeman community showed

Data Centers Could Ruin What Makes Montana Beautiful

AI has been a hot topic for the past year as its reach continues to expand. Rather than just generating your WRIT101 essay, it’s being used increasingly in medicine, materials science and for creating videos and images. The growing demand for AI has sparked the development of new data

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

The AI data center industry is making its way into Montana, raising a slew of concerns for many residents. Last Monday, the Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) held a panel discussion at the Gallatin Gateway Community Center to discuss environmental and ethical issues surrounding the presence of AI data centers