Having the correct life-to-work balance is essential these days. Balance is constantly under assault, whether it’s an overbearing boss or well-intentioned ambition turned self-defeating, it’s important to assess whether we’re living to work or working to live.
The same technology that allows most of us the luxury of greater work efficiency can quickly become a crutch if we allow it. I believe that if companies encourage their employees to seek a more balanced life, they’ll ultimately foster a stronger culture and happier, more productive workers.
I present you with the top 25 companies that understand how to help accommodate that proper work/life balance.
The Top 25 Companies To Work For If You Want To Have A Personal Life
As employees are logging more hours, work-life balance has become an increasingly important factor to overall satisfaction in the workplace.
To find out which companies support work-life balance, we turned to Glassdoor.com, which put together a list of the top 25 companies that encourage their workers to also have personal lives. [click to continue…]
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The Facebook Offer, as it appears in Newsfeeds, is on your right. As you can see, the offer is exceptionally vague, a Thanksgiving Turkey and a message that reads “A Happy Thanksgiving” but no other supporting information or any indication of what kind of “Offer” the Facebook fan is getting them self into.
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It used to be that these garbage DM’s and spam-link @ mentions were coming almost exclusively from fake profiles created, often in bulk, by spammers and folks pushing botnet links. Now, these messages are coming from YOU. That’s right. There’s a new strategy in town, and that strategy targets the profiles of legitimate Twitter users, susses out their user/password combination, and then sets up an Auto-DM sequence with one of the many such services, sending out bulk spam DM’s without the profile owner ever knowing that they’ve been compromised.
Apple goes above and beyond when it comes to helping the visually impaired. With brilliant accessibility tools across all of their product lines, they are looking out for most everyone. In fact one could even say the greatest accessibility tool is Siri. Having a personal assistant to help you perform tasks on your phone without the need of even looking at the screen is an advancement that will certainly help everyone, especially, the visually impaired.
This MacLife article caught my eye because I recently went through my own hard drive and eliminated all the extra fluff I did not need. I freed nearly 100GB just by following simple guidelines like the ones presented in this article. Sometimes a task that may seem daunting isn’t all that bad when approached with the right tools and attitude. Good luck and happy pruning. 
