Raise your hand if you have never, ever fibbed on a resume. Slightly fudging your previous experience, education, and job credentials has always been a … Read more
Raise your hand if you have never, ever fibbed on a resume. Slightly fudging your previous experience, education, and job credentials has always been a … Read more
The NFL’s annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place last weekend, and seven players were given a bronze bust and the coveted golden jacket during … Read more
Notwithstanding Yahoo’s end to employee telecommuting, the global trend toward virtual workplaces is accelerating. Surveys vary widely on the percentage of … Read more
Editor’s Note: Readers sometimes ask about past TLNT articles. That’s why we republish a Classic TLNT post every Friday. What makes a person an outstanding … Read more
Performance reviews are an effective way to improve employee performance while also maintaining transparency between management staff. Unfortunately for … Read more
“There’s no ‘I’ in team.” “We appreciate you taking one for the team.” “You’re not a team player.” If the corporate realm has given birth to a more odious, … Read more
By Dale L. Deitchler The National Labor Relations Board in late July ruled that so-called “Weingarten rights” – the general right of a unionized employee … Read more
There are many things broken in the cycle of recruitment, but in my opinion, a shift in mentality can save a lot of pain. I am going to rip the Band-Aid … Read more
We all know that a college education can almost double a person’s median income, but what can it tell us about how engaged that person will be while making … Read more
At first, Mindy appeared like she was going to be a great fit. She had a solid track record. She interviewed well. All her references checked out. But … Read more