The latest numbers are in and it’s not looking good: 63 percent of all workers are not engaged in their current job environments and are struggling to keep … Read more
The latest numbers are in and it’s not looking good: 63 percent of all workers are not engaged in their current job environments and are struggling to keep … Read more
As you are reading this, the best of the best are over in London competing in the Summer Olympic Games. Why are we so captivated by the Olympic drama? … Read more
Once again culture was thrust into the limelight of the media as NCAA President Mark Emmert recently handed out sanctions to Penn State University. While … Read more
The #1 reason great employees quit is because of their managers. That’s why we often hear: “People join companies, but they leave their managers.” … Read more
“I don’t like average.” During a recent webinar, that statement was made by the CEO of a major company. When I heard it, my thought was that I know of so … Read more
Editor’s note: This is the second part of a summer series in how to improve your organization’s performance. According to our marketing partner … Read more
The groundswell against the traditional annual performance review as the primary/sole means of employee feedback will soon bring an end to this approach, I … Read more
By Bob Vanourek and Gregg Vanourek The top leader’s job is to get others to lead. — Bill George, former CEO, Medtronic In thoroughbred racing, some people … Read more
If your company is struggling to find new talent, is it possible that your job descriptions could be to blame? It’s a question worth asking, because your … Read more
Earlier this week I wrote about creating a culture of creativity, as Danny Boyle did to create and direct the Olympic opening ceremonies. How does that … Read more