“When a man points a finger at someone else, he should remember that four of his fingers are pointing at himself.” — Louis Nizer, noted American trial … Read more

“When a man points a finger at someone else, he should remember that four of his fingers are pointing at himself.” — Louis Nizer, noted American trial … Read more
The assumption is that leaders always know where they are going and how they’re going to get there. Most of us weren’t trained to like confusion or to … Read more
I was in Berlin last week, chairing day one of a HR conference on employee engagement. The quality of presentations were truly exceptional, with a wide … Read more
To reach tomorrow’s corporate leaders, companies today not only need to have robust career sites, but they need to be as multi-channel today as are the … Read more
Recently, Jennifer Vecchi wrote an article here at TLNT on employee happiness/engagement. In it she wrote, “… employers believe that a happy … Read more
It is said that: “Experiences are the new luxury goods.” Think about what people are paying for: Navy Seal-inspired Bootcamp; Tough Mudder; Marathons; … Read more
The people gathering for the March HR Roundtable in Cincinnati were faced with “change” because Steve was called away for a great event recognizing one of … Read more
“The customer’s always right” vs. “Employees first” – it’s the chicken or egg battle for the business world. No company exists without customers. And … Read more
A good friend of mine is a Human Resources Director. A long, anonymous complaint was filed against her. In the body of the text, she was accused of crazy … Read more
Editor’s note: Laura Kerekes is the Chief Knowledge Officer for ThinkHR. She will be contributing regularly to TLNT. Does March Madness infect your … Read more