Although characteristics found in almost any sport can be compared to business (great coaching, teamwork, cooperation, refuse-to-lose attitude, etc), … Read more
Five Ways to Help Prove HR’s Worth to the CEO
In a recent interview, DDI General Manager Simon Mitchell commented that a high proportion of CEOs and board-level executives see HR as “the least … Read more
Hiring Wisdom: Hiring Just For Skills Can Be a Big Mistake
Harvard Business School found that four factors are critical to success in business: Information; Intelligence; Attitude; and, Skills. The surprise was … Read more
Weekly Wrap: Managerial Malpractice? Letting Sick Employees Come to Work
Are people busier on the job now than ever before? It’s something I think about because I talk to a lot of people, and when I get them on the phone, … Read more
Recruiting Transparency Can Be Scary, But It Might Be Just What You Need
We’re all on this “transparency” bandwagon in our hiring practices. We make sure to be ultra transparent about everything — except the real … Read more
Are Your Employee Engagement Efforts Getting Outdated?
Leaders who step back and consider their employee engagement and outreach efforts for a moment may realize that they have lost the thread. If employees are … Read more
3 Keys to Being a Good Boss – It’s About Presence, Praise & Promise
Editor’s Note: Readers frequently ask about past TLNT articles. That’s why we republish a Classic TLNT post every Friday. Today’s post is inspired by this … Read more
How Can Bad Leadership Produce Good Results?
A few months ago, I stopped freelancing and dove head first into a regular, full-time position with benefits. I was happy about the offer and looked … Read more
How to Handle a Miscommunicating Manager – Even If It’s You
Communication. It’s the key to any successful relationship, whether personal or professional. Our communication style – how we communicate – has an impact … Read more
Why Transparency Matters — Both For You and Your Company
“Even the oldest trees aren’t ashamed to stand naked.” — Marty Rubin, American author How transparent is your organization? Does every person in every … Read more