On the first day of wellness my company said to me, Lose weight or pay big bucks. * On the second day of wellness My company said to me, Stop using … Read more

On the first day of wellness my company said to me, Lose weight or pay big bucks. * On the second day of wellness My company said to me, Stop using … Read more
As a member of the Baby Boomer generation, I have always been in the minority when it comes to dealing with Millennials in the workplace. To me, managing … Read more
By Thomas O. Davenport and Stephen D. Harding It is difficult to overestimate the motivational power many executives and most organizations ascribe to … Read more
It’s easy to glance at the survey, “The New New Inbox: How E-mail and Social Media Changed Our Lives,” and come away a little worried. These are just some … Read more
There are few absolutes in HR. In fact, there are many contextual clues in organizations that make it almost impossible to say that any policy is totally … Read more
There’s a load of difference between informing and communicating. Informing — I’m sure you know what I mean by that. By communicating, I mean changing what … Read more
I was first exposed to the joys of the cubicle culture when I was working at a San Francisco dotcom during the tech boom of the late 1990s. This was when … Read more
I’ve always heard of helicopter parenting and how it can be detrimental but this may be a little over the top. As reported in The New York Times, … Read more
The December HR Roundtable in Cincinnati was challenging because the weather had begun to turn and the traffic to get to the location was gridlock. It was … Read more
I’m one of those managers who believes that actions speak louder than words. But, I also know that there are a number of high level managers and executives … Read more