Retention Is a Great Friend of Recruitment
We spend a lot of time developing strategies to find the best and brightest potential candidates. But let’s not miss out on some low...
We spend a lot of time developing strategies to find the best and brightest potential candidates. But let’s not miss out on some low...
We can spend a lot of time learning to be a leader. Reading the books, mastering tools, practicing on our teams. And, maybe we should...
More tips on how to be a better leader. There’re lots of these lists out there, and this one is simple because it focuses on what I can...
The author here tackles a very common problem: what’s the purpose of the presentation, why should the person you’re presenting to care...
These tips look beyond working harder, smarter, faster. Instead, the author presents some clever ways to make the most of your time...
It starts with reflection according to this author. I find that to be both insightful and relatively easy to implement. It’s not what you...
After a long day of delayed travel (I’m still waiting for my flight, which will not end my day; it’s just another leg), the concept of...
I must admit, when it comes to personal behavior, I’m leery of the concept that there are scientific truths. After all, behavior and how...
Avoiding decisions is vexing. It’s part procrastination, part fear and it’s all choice, though we may not be aware of what is driving our...
Newsflash - leadership and how it manifests in the workplace is changing. How does a leader in today's work environment distinguish...
This Harvard Business Review article struck me because it's so similar to a topic we just discussed on our Talking Talent podcast. (You...
There has been a lot of discussion about the "grit" and "mental toughness" required to be successful in entrepreneurial pursuits. These...
"Leslee, if you do nothing else, get the oil changed on schedule." That was my dad's solemn wisdom when I got my first car. I couldn't...
Guilty. I do it, and think I am amazing at it. Although I know it isn't true, I have always believed I was much more efficient doing two...
In a recent post, I considered the benefit of "fighting" at work. No, not "Fight Club," rather confrontation and disagreement with the...
Ever wonder why we constantly compare ourselves to others? Our brain is wired that way. Here are strategies to make lemonade out of...
In the age of compliance, it's easy to follow the standard process, the standard path. And, there are times when challenging that...
We've all seen the studies: engaged employees lead to better results, employee engagement is down, it can be fixed by better management....
I work in a virtual organization. We have some brick and mortar, but most of us work from home (or the road) on a daily basis....
There's an interesting perspective on the war for talent in this article. While productivity (AI, autonomous vehicles, robotics) are...
Trust the Economist to shine a light on some of the hyperbole and over-inflated claims in job listings.
And whilst the article is...
This sounds counter-productive (the author calls it an oxymoron), and yet, there is such a thing as positive conflict.
Where there are...
Millennials are used to working at the speed of technology. New apps, new software updates, and continuous improvement is an everyday...
Ladders provides some great advice on a sensitive topic: asking for a raise. What struck me was how useful these thoughts are in general.
Treat others as you would have them treat you. Such a simple sentence, but so hard in practice. Most people are not, in fact,...
The political environment is always shifting, so commenting on something that is not already in place can be problematic.
This article...
There's lots of advice out there on how to handle interview questions. There are resources about the questions themselves, particularly...
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