It’s amazing how each generation is different. The more money people make, the less they approve of smartphone use. Interesting, eh? Why Successful People Never Bring Smartphones Into Meetings You are annoying your boss and colleagues any time you take your phone out during meetings, says new research from USC’s Marshall School of Business, and […]
Flip the Interview – 3 Powerful Questions to Evaluate Employers
Check out our newest ezine issue. Written by Mike Ballard, it discusses three questions a candidate can ask while interviewing. Great questions for interviewers to consider as well. Flip the Interview – 3 Powerful Questions to Evaluate Employers by Mike Ballard Many job seekers look at the interview as a test. If they answer the […]
The Most Powerful Thing a Leader Can Say
This issue we share Lee Caraher’s take on how powerful admitting you are wrong can be. Enjoy!! The Most Powerful Thing a Leader Can Say by Lee Caraher “I screwed up; I apologize.” I don’t think a more powerful sentence exists for leaders to say out loud, in public, or to a person or team. […]
Micromanagers: Flushing Companies Down the Toilet, One Detail at a Time
Micromanagers: Flushing Companies Down the Toilet, One Detail at a Time by Jessica Marie People don’t leave bad companies. They leave bad bosses. They don’t leave flawed organizational structures and abandon lousy products and technology. They leave flawed leadership. No matter how brilliant a company’s products and/or services may be, if management is dysfunctional, […]
Beware the Smooth-Talking Job Applicant!
We really enjoyed Liz Ryan’s article “Beware the Smooth-Talking Job Applicant!”