Prioritizing tasks is a great way to keep track of what’s really important to you as a professional. It is the best way to ensure that business-critical activities are completed on time and at the expected level of quality.
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But what exactly does work prioritization entail? To get better results in the workplace, set work priority not on a “first in, first out” basis; rather, base it on urgency and level of importance.
Phishing attacks are more dangerous these days. Cybercriminals are smarter at crafting scams, and have even used the COVID-19 pandemic to trick unwitting businesses in California into giving out sensitive information.
You’ve probably read about phishing protection in security blogs and heeded their advice.
Your data is the lifeblood of your business, so it's important to ensure it's not suddenly erased or fallen into the wrong hands. Power failures, floods, earthquakes, and even cyberattacks can immediately impact operations, and they can also have a long-term effect on your profits, reputation, and employee morale.
