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Want a Successful Career? Dig In, But Give it Time to Develop
A career, by definition, is something that develops over an extended period of time. In other words, a successful career is not born — it
A career, by definition, is something that develops over an extended period of time. In other words, a successful career is not born — it
Are you an extrovert? About half of the people in the U.S. are. But what exactly does that mean? The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality
When it comes to careers, many of us no longer depend on a single source of income. In fact, people are turning to side hustles
Recently, I was talking with a dear friend who was about to interview a candidate she had unknowingly placed in a professional reputation “box”. The
Recently, one of the soldiers in my reserve unit decided it was time to hang up the uniform and transition to the civilian world. During
Let’s go back in time. Way back to 1997. Apple’s high-flying identity as a tech innovator had been seriously tarnished. It certainly wasn’t the global
Sponsored by The Culture Platform What makes maps so special is they tell you exactly where to find places you want to visit. Wouldn’t it
In today’s competitive post-pandemic world of work, HR and business leaders recognize that employee wellbeing is a must-have for a strong, successful organizational culture. This
Currently, about 40% of people in the U.S. workforce are parents whose kids are under 18 years old. With soaring childcare costs and limited government
Recognition matters. We hear it over and over again in leadership books and best practices articles. It makes sense to recognize employees early and often.
Anyone who says being a leader is easy is simply not being honest. Leadership is hard. Yes, I said it. And that shouldn’t shock anyone.
In recent years, employee experience has taken center stage as a primary indicator of organizational success. As a result, HR and business leaders increasingly want to
Imagine this: You’re attending one of your company’s senior staff meetings. The CEO nods and smiles when one executive shares a KPI chart with an
Over the years, worktech solutions of all types have repeatedly promised to transform the workplace. Still, employers aren’t so sure. In fact, it can feel
When employees feel disconnected from their jobs — or their work doesn’t bring a sense of purpose to their lives — they’re more likely to
One of your employees just handed you a resignation letter. What happens next? Are you prepared to set your company’s offboarding wheels in motion? Situations
Management advice is everywhere. But how do you know which guidance to trust? To find truly useful answers, we asked business executives to answer this
We often hear that people don’t leave jobs, they leave managers. We all get what that means. But what does it mean for those of
Leaders, do workforce engagement issues keep you up at night? If not, here’s a powerful wake-up call from Gallup. Last year, the global employee engagement
Are you disturbed by news about organizations backtracking on workplace diversity and inclusion commitments? I certainly am. For example, a recent Wall Street Journal article
Sponsored by The Culture Platform What tools actually help managers manage their people? That’s the most important question every organization needs to ask itself as the
If pay transparency isn’t yet a hot topic in your organization, it soon will be. Recently, several states have passed pay transparency laws, and others
No question about it. Strong internal communication is critical to a strong business. But it’s not easy — especially when workplace dynamics are constantly fluctuating.
Is your organization striving to create a more inclusive work culture? If so, you’re not alone. Many HR and business leaders are committed to improving
We all share a deep desire for belonging. From Abraham Maslow to Brené Brown, experts agree that this “indescribable feeling of being welcomed” is a