How Managers Can Use the Rules of Comedy to Engage Teams
As employees return to the office, interacting in real life can feel awkward after being remote for more than a year, so it’s up to managers to help set the…
How to Conduct Great Video Interviews
As workplaces reopen, many companies continue to use video interviews during the hiring process. That could be because hiring managers discovered the benefits of such
The C-Suite’s Favorite Leadership Phrases—and How They Shaped Executives
From Napoleon Bonaparte (“A leader is a giver of hope.”) to Steve Jobs (“My job is not to be nice to people
What Fueled Manager Resignations During the Pandemic?
An astounding number of people have voluntarily left the labor market—and that includes managers. In fact, the pandemic caused many managers to re-evaluate their jobs
GAO Warns That Many 401(k) Participants Don't Understand Fee Disclosures
The Government Accountability Office reported that 40 percent of 401(k) participants don't understand fee information. GAO advised requiring that disclosures show the
Return to Work for New Hires
There’s one group of workers that deserves special consideration: those who were hired during the pandemic and have never been physically present at the worksite, nor
Medicare Did Not Compel Cancellation of Retired Police Officers’ Free Health Insurance
The Kentucky Retirement System breached its obligation to provide free retirement health insurance to state employees
Reset: Rethink, Reconsider, Reimagine The Workplace
Trying to figure out how to navigate the new world of work? Here's some expert advice whether you're looking to hire or want to be hired
Three Storytelling Lessons From Lovable Paddington Bear
Paddington Bear is a character created by Michael Bond after he found a teddy bear in a London tube station and brought it home to his wife
Design Your Career
When you have designed the career you want and ready to make it a reality, I encourage you to do a lot of research and have your plan in place…