Editor’s Note: The holiday season is here, and TLNT is again getting into the spirit with some classic past holiday posts. Look for them through Christmas … Read more
What Have You Done to Show Your Employees How Much You Care?
You’re running late to work. Maybe you’re going a tad bit too fast. You look up and — oh, no! — you see the flashing lights in your rear-view … Read more
Are We Just Getting Too Smart For Our Own Good?
I read a quote the other day that reminded me that being dumb has never been so unpopular. The quote was attributed to Diana Galbadon, the author of the … Read more
The Annual Office Holiday Party: Is It Really Worth Having One?
Ahhhh … it’s that time of year again when companies may feel inclined to celebrate the holidays with an office party. Do you work for one of those … Read more
Why More Leaders Are Turning to Values-Based Decision-Making
Every supervisor, manager and leader in every organization makes hundreds of decisions every week. The decisions we make are always motivated by either our … Read more
The 3 Things That HR Should Stop Trying to Apologize For
I think HR Pros apologize way too much. I got this idea from the Fast Company article 3 Things Professional Women Should Stop Apologizing For, which are: … Read more
The Complexity Conundrum: Why Can’t HR Just Make Things Simple?
Have you ever wondered why HR Departments continue to make complex processes? In reality, all of us want things to be simple. But, when you look at our … Read more
The Keys to HR: It’s How People Perform, and the Bottom Line Impact
Lately, Human Resources has become a very hot topic – for reasons both good and bad. The good: There is sufficient research to show that executive … Read more
5 Signs That You Aren’t Paying Your Employees Enough
I was reading an article recently, it was one of those “Best Places To Work” type of articles. Since I run a company, I’m always looking out for good ideas … Read more
Are You Taking Care of Your Own Scheduled Maintenance?
“The scheduled maintenance light came on; what do I do?” As we enter December, which is the end of our calendar year, I thought of my wife’s … Read more