Being Human at Work
When our oldest child entered middle school, we found it necessary to meet with his principal. At that time of course, school was his full-time job — and there were […]
Articles by Dr. Marla Gottschalk
Let’s Face It: Gen Y Still Has it Right
In 2011, I drafted my first blog post entitled: Gen Y Has it Right. I wrote the post because of discussions claiming that Millenials were completely different from other groups […]
We Ignore Individuality in Workplace Change. That’s Our First Mistake
I’ve been told that I’m not the best role model concerning change. To be brutally candid, I agree with the characterization. I tend to balk at the mere whiff of […]
Outsmarting the Imposter Syndrome
Feelings of self-doubt can plague all of us — and in some cases these harbored doubts threaten to derail our work lives. The chatter of these disconcerting “pangs” can become […]
How to Bounce Back: 5 Resilience Building Strategies for Your Career
I’ve often wondered why building resilience isn’t a key business imperative. My opinion is such, primarily because being human, is often at odds with work life. Work can routinely bring stress, […]
What’s Next in 2017? It’s the Year to Master the New “Normal”
Our beloved Krups coffee maker decided it would brew its last wonderful cup of coffee this week. That might not sound like much to you. However, I assure you — […]
Sustaining Us: How Organizations Are Evolving to Meet the Future Of Work
Recently, GE explained how it will deeply revise performance reviews — an often untenable practice which has plagued organizations, both large and small for decades. Heavy with the burden of process and […]
The Exit Interview: What We’re Missing When Employees Leave Us
It’s difficult to pinpoint the single, most compelling reason why organizations can’t learn. However, after listening to the challenges of organizations where their people are concerned, I’ve come to realize it […]
It’s No Secret the Future of Work is Here: Now Let’s Support It
Pain can lead us to the source of our troubles — and with that efferent signal we can begin to act in response. This is exactly how I view the […]
I’m Betting on “Weak Links” for My Next Career Move: You Should Too
How we explore next steps in our career paths has changed over the years. That shouldn’t come as a surprise — but it still catches me off guard at times. […]
Hack Your Career: Here’s How
I’ve just read Harvard Business Review’s “Hackathons Aren’t Just for Coders“. Everyone should have the opportunity to let their creative juices flow — in an environment where ideas are considered […]
Hack Your Career: Here’s How
I’ve just read Harvard Business Review’s “Hackathons Aren’t Just for Coders“. Everyone should have the opportunity to let their creative juices flow — in an environment where ideas are considered […]
Building a Bold, New HR: 10 Things We Need Now
Building something new always demands a moment of pause. So, we did just that. We paused and posed a much needed question: If you could disrupt one aspect of HR […]
What Just Happened? Decoding the Job Interview
There is plenty of advice out there concerning what to say and do, during an employment interview. However, I find there is little written about how to sort out the […]
Why Your Organization Should be Worried About Boredom
We’ve all experienced episodes of boredom at work. Yet, we rarely consider the potential consequences for both individuals and organizations. In most cases, we are unaware of its presence. However, boredom […]
Another Soft Skill We Forget: Self-Development Strategies
I’m deep into the current season of The Voice. It is the only television show that I watch on an actual television. (NetFlix and my computer screen usually win my […]
How Can We Be Happier At Work?
We seem to be working longer hours with greater intensity, yet feeling satisfied with our work lives has proven elusive for many of us. While we continue to invest more […]
The Social Contract Driving Organizational Sustainability
What will allow the modern organization to thrive going forward? I believe the key driver of organizational sustainability is the strength of the social, or psychological, contract that develops between […]
Making Teams Work: Is There a Better Way?
Teamwork gets a lot of buzz — but teams often fall short. What can we do to crack the collaboration code? This idea is winning fans
Where’s Your Inner HERO? Positivity at Work
What’s the business value of positive psychology? Research suggests that it could be much more powerful in driving workplace performance than we think
Showing Workplace Competition Who’s Boss
Competition in the workplace is unavoidable. How do you make the most of it, without letting it get the best of you?
How To Skip The Negative Feedback “Sandwich”
Negative performance feedback is tricky to give and receive — but hiding the message doesn’t help. Try these 5 ideas for a more satisfying outcome
What Can Swarms Teach Us About Teams?
Do you want your organization to behave in a more collaborative way? For better results, try taking some cues from nature.
Your Workspace: How’s It Working for You?
Work is changing — and your work environment needs to keep up. If you’re looking to boost productivity or performance, take a look around you, and consider the possibilities…
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