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How Measuring Soft Skills Leads To Brilliant Conversations Between Employers And Job Seekers
We hear "soft skills" all the time as part of the proposed means to evaluate job seekers. But how do we quantify soft skills, standardize them and then share results…
Is Your Company Culture Toxic? Here's How To Tell
A bad work environment can cause good companies to wither from within. Here are some warning signs to watch out for, as well as ways you can start solving problems
Andrew Luck’s Retirement Shows What Happens When You Don’t Fix An Employee’s Demotivators
While (hopefully) most of us working in offices will never know the level of physical abuse that Andrew Luck experienced, many of us will know the psychological and emotional pain.…
The Best Thing To Do When You Mess Up
The best thing you can do when you make a mistake is to be accountable and own it immediately
Self-Marketing Geniuses: The Wisdom Of Albert Einstein And Stephen Hawking
Those who succeed in business, politics, sport and even science are winners because they know how to turn themselves into a brand
3 Mindful Steps To Better Decision-Making
We might feel paralyzed by an overload of input from others, or we might feel as though there is no clear ‘right’
In Confidence: 5 Secrets For Stepping Into The Spotlight At Work
I’m sure you’re familiar with, “If a woman wants to get ahead in business, she should act more like a man.” The idea that a woman has to act like…
Mike Tyson On Preparing For Big Moments
Mike Tyson shares the key traits of what made him a champion and how we can apply that ourselves
Peer Recognition: An Employee Engagement Secret Weapon
For many organizations incorporating and encouraging peer to peer recognition and feedback is becoming an increasingly effective tool in the employee engagement toolbox
How Great Marketplaces Help Freelancers Recession-Proof Their Business
Recessions can be tough on freelancing, and online talent marketplaces can help freelancers prepare and even thrive. Here's how