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Employee Experience & Recruiting

The Opposite of Quiet Quitting Is Ambition. Here Are 3 Things Quiet Quitters Can Learn From Career-Motivated Leaders

Quiet quitters have benefitted from a tight labor market over the past decade. As funding becomes harder to obtain and more companies look to reduce costs, however, "quiet quitters" may want to learn from "core committers" — employees who go above and beyond their basic job requirements at work.

Leadership

What We Have to Gain By Talking About Grief and Loss At Work

I lost my husband to cancer during Covid — here's how it changed how I lead at work.

Leadership

5 Leadership Misconceptions That Hinder Success

Dispelling common myths that are holding business leaders back.

Business Culture

Are We Doing Enough to Encourage People Back to the Workplace?

As the landscape of work continues to evolve, the question arises: What can we do to make our workspaces places people actively want to return to?

Management

5 Delegation Strategies To Help You Flourish With Less Stress

By excelling at these five delegation strategies, you can achieve higher production with less stress.

Leadership

2 Phrases I Learned From a Senior CIA Officer That Changed My Leadership Style

There are two things you should learn from modern covert operations and espionage. Use them wisely.

Leadership

The Best CEOs Are Falling Short of Delivering This Top Employee Non-Negotiable. Here Are 5 Things You Can Do to Avoid This Fate.

Establishing the company's core values, purpose, vision statement and value proposition is just the first step in building a positive workplace culture.

Employee Experience & Recruiting

Why the Best Job Candidates Are Hidden in Plain Sight

Hiring the right person is key to the success of any business, And sometimes, the perfect fit is right in front of you.

Leadership

Don't Let Your Ego Get in the Way — How Humble Leaders Build Stronger, More Motivated Teams

Being a great leader is about more than knowing more than everyone in the room, it's about knowing when to lift up your employees and grant them opportunities.

Leadership

The Shifting Landscape Of Employee Loyalty: What Employers Need To Know About Keeping Their Employees

The evolving landscape of the modern world has reshaped workplace loyalty, and today, it is measured by a different yardstick- impact.

Culture

Your Employees are Demotivated and You Could Be Responsible — Here are 6 Ways to Keep Your Team Energized and Engaged

The most critical factor in job retention is an employee's relationship with their manager. Don't demotivate your employees; instead, empower them. Here's how.

Leadership

Your Employees Will Leave If You Don't Have Values — Why Organizational Identity is the New Hiring Battlefield

Implementing these three steps will help you craft a compelling identity statement and perform in identity-congruent ways, thus helping you attract talent committed to a common set of ideals and ways of being.

Living

This Workplace Expert's 'Brainwashing'-Esque Technique Will Help You Get the Raise You Deserve

TEDx speaker and executive coach Henna Pryor reveals how to talk your way into the salary and role you desire.

Leadership

3 Ways to Give New Employees a Great First Day That Makes Them Excited to Be Part of Your Team

As a manager, you don't want to just hire good people. You want them to stay.