By Marisa Rubin Transitions can be hard, new jobs can be scary. Usually the process of onboarding to a new job is quick, easy and oftentimes seamless. And then COVID-19 hit. I was rapidly approaching the end of my two-year Springboard … [Read more...] about Virtual Onboarding in The time of the Coronavirus
Using Technology Wisely
Working Remotely; the First Pivot
By Marci Mayer Eisen, MSW, ACC Zoom calls, Go-To meetings, Teams, and webinars, have become the center of our work world. For those already working remotely, the technology is familiar. However, for those of us who spent our days in face-to-face meetings, the last 3-4 weeks … [Read more...] about Working Remotely; the First Pivot
One Week In
By Dan Aviv I have one child in Jewish day school. I’ve been present (in the fullest sense of the world) while he e-learns. I asked him what his experience was like, one week in. He said: “It’s different, but mostly the same.” Teachers were asked to do the impossible - … [Read more...] about One Week In
Creating a Family/Community Seder in the Age of the Coronavirus
By Rabbi Yossie Goldman In times such as these when social distancing has become a reality in our everyday lives and with Pesach being around the corner, many Jews who would have otherwise participated in a family or a community Seder are at a loss. I was thinking how to … [Read more...] about Creating a Family/Community Seder in the Age of the Coronavirus
We Have to Build Trust in a Virtual World*
By Sam Joseph For me this virtual world of meetings, teaching, coaching-consulting and programming is not new. If by virtual we mean conference phone calls, I have been participating in these for decades. So too if we define email threads, forums and bulletin boards as … [Read more...] about We Have to Build Trust in a Virtual World*
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