Your CEO Wants To Hire Donald Trump. What Now?
Donald Trump is by far the most entertaining “politician” we’ve seen in a while. He’s brash, opinionated, insulting and has awful hair. But he continues
Tag: Leadership
Do As I Say Not As I Do
Are we practicing what we preach? Sorry to be filling the first half of your page with cliché’s but I think this is an important
How Do I Know If A Company Actually Cares About Its People?
Last week I wrote a post questioning the term “employee engagement.” I wasn’t so much questioning the validity of pursuing employee engagement as really questioning
My Work Tombstone
If I had a tombstone to impart HR wisdom to future generations I would start here: If we don’t care about the people in
Your Biggest Mistake As A Manager
Happy Monday All! I’m writing over at Performance I Create today talking all things management. Here is a quick preview: “Part of the reason
Carnival of HR – Polar Vortex Edition
Greetings from snow covered Richmond, Virginia. Yes that’s right; it snowed here for the second time in as many weeks. I have to tell
Dirty South Mashup: Leadership Lessons from Walter White
Today’s post is brought to us courtesy of Chris Fields. He is an HR professional and Expert Resume Writer with over 13 years of
People Are Critical to Our Success. Really?
Today I’m thinking about assumptions. I’m thinking about a very common assumption that is in every mission statement or corporate values statement. It is usually
Carnival of HR – reMix edition
Today is a special day for my blog and my readers. Normally, you would get a post from me chattering on about HR, or employees
Who knew? Middle Managers Have Value
There are few things more ridiculed in corporate culture then the middle manager. Executives usually get their fair share of hate but they also get