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Most Leaders Are Handling Employee Resignations Wrong; Here's The Right Way To Do It
It can be shocking and hurtful when an employee quits, especially when that person is a trusted and key member of the team
Do You Know How To Make New Friends?
You will likely blow out more birthday candles than your parents ever did
Relooking At Why You Should Never Make Or Take Job Counter Offers
Job counter offers are lame attempts to correct past omissions and are almost never successful over time
The 7 Deadly Sins Of Corporate Black History Month Programming
While most organizations will set aside time in February to commemorate Black History month, many will make tragic mistakes along the way. Here are seven classic missteps to avoid
Making Your Way – The (Wobbly) Road To Success And Happiness In Life And Work
I’ve never written a book review before, and I’ve rarely take the time to read one of the many self-help books that tell us all how to lead our lives
What Would Henry Ford Have Thought About Unlimited Paid Time Off ?
US organizations are being creative to attract and retain talented staff
The 7 Best Ways To Make Career Progress When You Feel Stuck
Even those with the best intentions and the loftiest ambitions can sometimes find themselves in a professional plateau
How To Use A Mentoring Program To Unlock Young People’s Full Potential
In a fast-changing and uncertain world, mentorship is critical for younger workers looking for something they can count on
Employees Want Flexibility. Here Are Five Ways Manufacturers Can Provide It.
Today’s workers want jobs that fit their lives, not the other way around. Start with conversations about what your workers want, and you may be amazed at how flexible work…
You Must Have A Compelling Elevator Pitch To Stand Out In A Crowded And Competitive Job Market
If you were impacted in the white-collar recession and suffered a job loss—or are worried about being the next to go—it is mission-critical for you to create an elevator pitch