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Ending the Fiction of Lifetime Employment
You probably aren’t working in the last job you’ll ever have. Heck, there’s a good chance you’re not even in the single digits of employers before you retire. So, why… Get the Rest
New resume cool? The old-fashioned hard copy?
We all like new and shiny. Call me nuts—but is it possible the newest and shiniest resume style is the old-fashioned hard-copy? Somebody poke holes in this please,
What Does HR Have To Unlearn?
I’ve been taking stock of the news about HR lately and trying to find a pattern in it. I did. The pattern I found is the new topics about
I Hired This Totally Rad Guy
I broke about five rules in the employee handbook to hire someone. And I don't even care. Meet Rad: Rad is driving the creative bus at the dealership now. Which? Is
Employees Don’t Trust You Until You’re Willing to Lose Them (WEBINAR)
Let's start out with a general premise: everyone hates the performance review. Why do they hate it? Opinions vary, but there's just too much junk that's a part of
What Sustains You?
We see the word sustainability a lot today. Mostly focused on environmental issues but I’m seeing it more and more being played out as a “human” issue –
Meeting People Where They Are (or, Why “I Get It, What’s Your Problem?” Doesn’t Work)
I am on the verge of rolling off one of the most rewarding projects of my consulting career to date; I actually am sad to be leaving it.
5 HR Safe Swear Words
I tend to use swear words. Not all the time – I’m not like some sailor walking around the office dropping ‘F-Bombs’ all the time, but in select
High Potentials That Move Faster Than You
Your organization moves at a certain pace. Your high potential employees, though, move at a faster pace -- that's probably why you identified them as high potential in
The Next Big Thing In HR
The next big thing in HR is also the #1 thing HR sucks in. Whether you're feeling it or not in your organization, hiring is coming back. That






























