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RecruitingLive with Laurie Ruettimann
Recruiters and HR professionals don't have many good role models, but Laurie Ruettimann is one of them. Hey, it's hard to be positive when the job can suck
Five Skills To Help You Pioneer The Shift Toward Transformational Leadership
The old paradigm of barking instructions at and giving orders to others is being replaced by a movement toward transformational leadership
Jocko Willink: Career Advice From A Former Navy SEAL
I spoke to Jocko Willink, a former Navy SEAL, about the lessons he learned from his time in the military, the most important leadership qualities, how he transitioned from being…
Grads of LifeVoice: Ask Not What Your Career Can Do For You, Ask What You Can Do For Your Career
How can a manager guide millenials toward achieving their goals? In other words, how can we help them, help themselves?
The Modern Leader: Managing Based On Generational Preferences
Trust and mutual respect are key
Recruiting and Retention in a Gig Economy: What to Expect in 2017 and Beyond
Independent workers, or freelancers, have always been part of most industries. For years, professional writers and coders have thrived off temporary positions with multiple organizations
Forget Work-Life Balance And Strive For Inner Joy Instead
Shatter the myth that we should all strive for work-life balance. Here’s why
Evaluating Job Applicants with Criminal Histories
Providing a second chance to job candidates with criminal records may have benefits for candidates and companies alike
Viewpoint: IT and HR Must Work Together to Improve Security
The practice of cybersecurity carries with it legal and reputational implications. So the question becomes: Who owns these responsibilities?
California Apple Employees Get $2 Million for Meal Break Claims
A jury recently found that Apple Inc. failed to provide nonexempt retail workers in California with timely meal breaks—which cost the company $2 million