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This CEO Shows How You Get Ahead By Not Hogging The Spotlight
With 268 stores and roughly $6 billion in sales, Hicks would be forgiven for having a healthy ego, yet he's far more likely to give credit than take it
What Healthcare Can Teach Us About Burnout
The problem of burnout in healthcare has a long history, but the issue came to the fore during the Covid pandemic. What lessons can the sector teach us about how…
The Sisyphean Task Of Tracking Hours As A Freelancer
In 1886, the Labor Movement won an important victory—the weekend was born, and along with it, the 40-hour work week. “Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest and eight…
10 Reasons Why A Job Search Takes So Long
You can help your job search along by responding quickly to meeting invitations, being flexible to increase meeting availability and by keeping your contacts updated on your interests and expectations.…
Leading Through The Differences In Start-Up, Small And Growing Teams
The best leaders create a culture of self-reinforcing behaviors, relationships, attitudes, values and environment
Leadership Is More Than Just Efficiency And Processes
Leadership is about more than simply efficiency, and machines can't replace them all. We need authentic, positive, empathetic leaders for employees to be at their peak morale and performance
Find Yourself A Side Gig, Help Your Company, And Have A More Fulfilling Career
You may have discounted the possibility of taking on a side gig. Chris Federspiel of Blackthorn
Until We Change The Way We Think About Inclusion It’s Never Going To Work
Inclusion is more than a social imperative, it's a competitive advantage. Until we reframe it as a non-negotiable element of good business, it's doomed to fail
How To Stand Out As Companies Are Flooded With Résumés
The avalanche of résumés makes it nearly impossible for recruiters, human resources, internal corporate talent acquisition and hiring managers to go through them all. This leads to candidate frustration, anger…
How To Recover From Burnout: New Study Holds Surprises
You can reduce burnout by shifting elements within your work, but your recovery activities outside of work may be even more significant