Keeping employees happy may not immediately strike you as your most important duty as a leader … but it is. Don’t get us wrong; your small business or … Read more

Keeping employees happy may not immediately strike you as your most important duty as a leader … but it is. Don’t get us wrong; your small business or … Read more
If you spend enough time in HR land (real or virtual), you’ll inevitably hear this question: “Should I ask why I didn’t get the job?” My answer to this … Read more
Quick, what is your first thought when you think of travel agents? Mine? The 1970?s and 1980?s, women working in strip malls, with sunny vacation posters … Read more
Would you hold on to a dream for 40 years? “Hungry for that life message of never, ever give up… and I didn’t.” Those words came … Read more
There has been a lively discussion on TLNT about my last post, What Would Happen If HR Had to Really Sell Their Services? It seems to have hit a nerve and … Read more
Breaking emotional or hard news is always tough in a business environment. In smaller companies where the relationships are more closely intertwined, it … Read more
In the political world, low information voters (LIVs) are often blamed for making voting decisions based on an insufficient grasp of the issues and/or … Read more
“I am done!” Background: A few years out of college, into their second job, dislikes job and abusive work environment. “I am just going … Read more
Remember Peter, Paul and Mary’s version of the song “If I Had a Hammer?” The song goes “If I had a hammer, I’d hammer in the morning, I’d hammer in the … Read more
Which is more important to establishing credibility: trust or competence? The answer may surprise you. As a veteran executive search consultant and a … Read more