Calvin Coolidge once said, “No man ever listened himself out of a job”. As an employee engagement specialist, this quote really resonates with me. Solid
As a business manager or owner of a company, there are many things you can do to reinforce employee empowerment with the self-will to strive for
“If you want to have what others don’t, you must do what others won’t.” – Lisa Ryan How often do you hear these types of
Dating someone you work with is frequently cited by workforce experts as a very bad idea. Yet 40% of workers admitted they did so in
Knowing which social media resources to use and how to get the most from them can help during job hunting as well as for taking
“In every interview I have ever read or seen or taken part in, the final question in our future-oriented society is always, what next?” –Â Jessica
Every company wants increasing employee engagement. Engaged employees are good at communicating and putting forth extra effort to fulfill expectations. I’ve recently seen articles about student
Did you know that when an employee leaves their job, 67% of the time it’s not the job, it’s the boss? Of course you know
Would you rather think differently than others or differently than you’re used to thinking? Chances are good that doing the second will get you the first.
“No matter what you are trying to accomplish, maintain a firm belief in your ideas, bring the greatest amount of energy to them, and be
Long-winded professionals make lousy leaders. You feel no inspiration hearing them tear through another management monologue. You can’t readily recall the most important messages from
“Come, my friends, ‘Tis not too late to seek a newer world.” –Â Tennyson For those of us who are not employed, life can quickly become
The function of top-level management is to devise strategy for the organization. This strategy defines and directs the activities of the organization, and in broader
There’s a reason most people dread Mondays: They’re notorious catch-up days. You answer the dozens of emails you neglected over the weekend and attempt to
By Raj Sheth I was talking with some friends over a few drinks about an acquaintance that we all have in common on social media.
Any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by drawbacks and discomforts. ~Arnold Bennett Change is hard. We all know that. Changing
A recent Gallup poll found that engaged employees display an unexpectedly strong commitment to their work. Almost two-thirds (63%) of workers whom Gallup classified as
I had the good fortune of having my interest in the power of culture sparked nearly 20 years ago when I was a VP with
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The past few weeks, #TChat has been focused on leadership and the best ways to keep an organization running like comfortable clockwork. Whether it be
It’s 9:15 a.m. and you’re just getting into the rhythm of your day. The phone rings, and on the other end of the line, one
Your 20s are an important time. We’re told the personal and professional choices you make during this decade set the foundation of your adult life.
One of the most difficult skills for a young professional is handling money. It’s not about balancing your checkbook or keeping up on student loan payments,
Too often we hear the term “employee engagement” and think of it as corporate wide initiative led by HR. Or maybe it’s why we need
It’s no secret most of us either live on social media channels or have at least one profile available online. It’s no surprise at all.
How would you describe your ideal employer? Here’s one factor that many job seekers overlook — but it has potential to make all the difference.
