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Why Employee Recognition Is More Crucial Than Ever
It’s a critical leadership skill that boosts productivity, morale and retention. Here's why employee recognition is more crucial than ever
Career Lessons From Watching Speaker Nancy Pelosi Operate – Part I
When Speaker of the
Career Lessons From Watching Speaker Nancy Pelosi – Part II
“I think she (Speaker Nancy Pelosi) will be remembered as the most powerful and consequential Speaker in many decades.” And, she's moved mountains of hugely important legislation since that 2015…
‘Stranger Things’ Mom, Acting Veteran Shares 5 Tips For Career Success
You may not know her name or even her face, but Karen Ceesay represents the vast majority of acting professionals, working actors. There's no guidebook for cultivating a career as…
5 Paths To Get A 50% Salary Bump Without Leaving Your Field
Three-quarters of middle-income Americans say they can’t support their cost of living, but new research shows how to get up to a 50% salary bump without starting over and in…
6 Ways To Show You’re Tech Savvy When You’re Seeking A Promotion
Being tech savvy is important regardless of your role or level
Success Coaching: An Attractive Choice For Both Individuals And Employers
Success coaching can both help individuals transform their lives and provide a wider talent pool for employers
‘Quiet Quitting’ Gives Way To ‘Job Cuffing’ As Winter Approaches
More American workers are cuffing themselves to their jobs because of the cold months ahead and an uncertain economic future
Rudeness Is Rampant, And Workers Are Frustrated – Here’s 5 Things Your Company Can Do About It
Research shows a substantial uptick in incivility - another way of saying rudeness, disrespect and worker frustration. Here's how to beat bad behavior - and deal with rude people
Information Overwhelm? Some Smart Tips On Thriving In The Chaos
The massive amounts of information available to us can be overwhelming. But a strategic approach can enable us to manage it comfortably and smartly