Editor’s note: If the following article reads like it was written for e-commerce marketers, it was. Recruiting, though, has much in common with … Read more
Do You Wear Pants On Camera?
Skype. iMessage. FaceTime. Video conferencing and chat tools are ubiquitous in both modern life and work — but that doesn’t necessarily mean … Read more
3 Ways to Improve Your Communication at Work
We’ve all had our moments of poor communication. That instance where you mistakenly send your coworker the wrong time for a team meeting because you hear 1 … Read more
We Need a Communications Paradigm Shift: Plain English
I was recently meeting with a client to review their employee engagement scores. The SVP of HR looked at me with some concern: Wow our communication scores … Read more
HR Roundtable: What Is An HR Brand?
When the HR Roundtable (of Cincinnati) convened in June, you could sense the excitement as the room began to fill. The attendees gathered to discuss a … Read more
Here’s How You Can Make Open Enrollment Great This Year
After months of planning and building your benefits package, open enrollment is finally right around the corner. Now, how do you ensure your employees are … Read more
It’s OK to Be Human At Work
Recognize This! – Implicit norms about being yourself at work are a large part of the power of working human. Have you seen this post? It’s about a poster … Read more
3 Reasons Your Former Employees Are Bitter (And How to Change That)
Let’s face it — bitter former employees are a lose-lose for everyone because they can outright ruin the reputation of a company. In fact, 38% of … Read more
Open Enrollment, Seriously? Yes! And Here’s What You Need to Do Now
It’s a beautiful day here in Michigan! 75 degrees and sunny, not a cloud in the sky. In the north, we get only a limited time to enjoy summer, so when it … Read more
When Making a Speech or Presenting A Topic, What Your Body Language Says Makes A Differenc…
It happens at every conference. The applause begins as soon as you’re introduced. You haven’t even said a word, and yet audiences, by and large, are … Read more