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Towards Goodness and a Future of Humanness
A demonstration of compassion, of deeper human connection–is what we collectively must work towards if we are to realize the potential of our collective genius. Our ability to collaborate to tackle the world’s greatest challenges depends on it, and our environment is not waiting on politicians.
Is a Four-Day Workweek the Answer to Post-COVID-19?
Is a four-day workweek the answer to a Post-COVID-19 economy? Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand thinks so! Find out more.
Key Medium Supports Philadelphia’s Frontline and Regional Partners During the Pandemic
When it comes to excellence in community service, few digital agencies are more recognized than Key Medium. For six-plus weeks, CEO Ali Jaffar has not taken pay so that the Key Medium can continue to deliver pro bono projects and to ensure that our partners were paid on time. We’ve won over 37 awards in the last 24 months due to our close collaboration with our amazing partners, and our company’s inspiring story during the public health crisis was recently featured alongside Verizon.
Key Medium Designs 4-Time Award-Winning Personalized Digital Experience for Career-Seekers in Philadelphia
A Streamlined Platform Improves User Experience and Access to Career-Seeker Services and Workforce Solutions
A look at the importance of cultural fit and how to boost productivity with fewer emails
Read on to find out about the importance of cultural fit within an organization and how it’s more important than even experience, and skillsets.
How to Create a Culture of Continual Improvement
One of the keys to a successful not-for-profit or business is the concept of continual improvement. In a world that is quick to pass the stagnant by, continual improvement keeps people on their feet, always progressing, growing, and striving to do better.
The Future of Work
Some technological advances are rapid and others are slower to take shape. Imagine even fifty years ago that the job title of ‘web designer’ would have been baffling, especially twenty-one years before the world wide web was invented. Even twenty-one years later, a ‘website designer’ wasn’t a job role either. It wasn’t until the early 2000s that design, typography, graphics, and the need for ‘dynamic’ websites took off. It’s a relatively short history, but look how ubiquitous it is now. Even still, web design is further complicated by the need not only for good ‘design’ but for understanding voice search, SEO, backlinks, schema, and much, much more.
