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The Four C’s Of Decision-Making
Inefficient decision-making processes cost companies millions. Try the Four C's to bring more clarity and coherence to your decision making
Employers, This Is Your Guide To Avoiding Employee Turnover
Employee turnover can be prevented, if you know the real reason employees are departing
Survey Asks Employees At Top U.S. Companies If They’d Give Up $30,000 To Work From Home: The Answers May Surprise You
The survey of 3,000 employees at well-respected companies overwhelmingly responded that they wanted to continue working from home, despite the prospect of a $30,000 raise
How Your Job Pays You Could Be Harming Your Health
A new study finds that variable compensation is tied to higher stress and more missed days of work
We Need To ‘Tear Down Walls…Within And Without’ Laurene Powell Jobs Told U Penn’s Class Of 2021
“In times like these, times of hardship and uncertainty, it can feel like the world is conspiring to shrink our sense of 'm here to say, don't let it
TikTok Founder And CEO Steps Down To ‘Think About Possibilities’
Zhang Yiming, the 38-year-old founder of ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, announced he will be stepping down as the CEO
Is The House Of Representatives A Hostile Work Environment?
If you follow politics at all, you’ve probably heard about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green and her aggressive behavior towards Rep
Survey From AI-Powered Hiretual Shows Big Growth In Recruiter Searches For Diversity Candidates, Remote Workers And People Living Outside Of Major Cities
Hiretual conducted a survey of recruiters in a wide array of sectors, running the gamut from financial services to manufacturing, in an effort to determine the new trends based upon…
10 Positive Branding Lessons From Winnie The Pooh
Milne named Pooh after his son Christopher’s teddy bear, and he wrote several early story collections about him, starting with Winnie-the-Pooh in 1926
For Companies, The Greatest Pain Is Often Self-Inflicted
While achieving this greatness is hard, staying great is even harder, and it is the job of a leader to ensure a company can live up to its promise