How To Make Volunteering Commitments You Can Live With
Make sure you and they have a mutually beneficial experience by taking responsibility for shaping and defining your commitment from start and continuing all the way through.
Nobody Can Waste Your Time But You
Don’t sit back and wait for a better boss. Do what you can right now to make things better.
Highs And Lows In The Networks’ Handling Of Their Public Service Role In Florence Coverage
Maybe it’s time to take another look at the usefulness of all that reporter-out-in-the-elements coverage.
How The Tools Of Getting Famous Can Inhibit Creativity
Are we expending so much energy getting famous, we’ll have too little left to create anything of real value?
September Is The Best Time To Get A Head-Start On 4Q Must-Do’s
September is a great time to come up with some real difference-makers for year-end and next year ahead of the heads-down 4Q crunch.
Here Come The Gen Z Workers! (And That Means…What, Exactly?)
Turning your company upside down to adapt to the reputation of any generation of workers is not the right thing to do — for them or for you.
Relaxing Job Requirements May Be A Short-Sighted And High-Risk Response To Employment Stats
Employers should look beyond the technical requirements of the jobs they offer, job hunters should ask for real-world examples of situations they might face, and colleges should shift their focus in marketing the value of their programs.
It’s Shark Week: What We Can Learn From Them About Managing Our Reputation
Sharks have a reputation. So does your business. What can you do to manage it?
The Latest Advice Craze: Get New Friends And Become Smarter And More Successful
Of course, it can’t be done. And you can do some damage if you try.
The “Better Boss” Approach: Help Workers Put Themselves In The Shoes Of The Customer
When drafting processes and procedures, tell your folks to put themselves in the shoes of the customer and think about what they might expect from your product or service.