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iWorks’ 5 Microsoft Word Keyboard Shortcuts

By: Amanda Ngo, Becky Chawner, and Jenna Harrity Microsoft Word is an essential tool for many people nowadays from students to professionals. Most people know basic shortcuts like copy (Ctrl+C) and paste (Ctrl+V) – but did you know there are many more? The iWorks Documentation team has compiled five unique shortcuts that we use in […]

Recent Hobbies of iWorks Employees

While many of the iWorks Media Room articles highlight our employees’ work expertise in topics ranging from project management to technical writing, today we’re featuring a different side: our employees’ hobbies.

Personal Security Practices Vol. 2

Keeping our data safe at home is just as important as keeping it safe at work. Here are some more tips on how to keep yourself and your information out of the hands of those who would take advantage of it.

Careers in Tech: Changing Paths

The internet is awash in statistics about how many times you’ll change jobs during your working life. But what if there was a career where changing jobs was a good thing? Information Technology (IT) is an incredibly broad field in terms of the skills and experience needed to build solutions that satisfy customers.

The Biggest Change to the 2020 Scrum Guide Is What Isn’t There

For close to two decades, teams practicing the Scrum software development methodology have been asking and answering the 3 Questions defined in the Scrum Guide. With the latest revision to the Guide, however, the 3 Questions have been removed to reduce confusion and better highlight the focus of the Daily Scrum: achieving the Sprint Goal.

Post-Pandemic Knowledge Work: Remote and Loving It

Organizations have, over the years, had a tumultuous relationship with employees working from home. It’s often a large-scale disaster or unforeseen event that causes changes to those expectations and policies. In early 2010, the US federal government realized it had a problem when several feet of snow blanketed the east coast, shutting down the Washington DC Metro area and brought everything to a halt.