Many workplaces are unintentionally negating their own staff. How often have you heard someone complain that Millennials are entitled? Or Gen-Xers are lazy? Or that Baby Boomers resist change? For me, I hear it nonstop from clients looking to fix their workplace.
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Our national reawakening related to gender equity has rightfully spurred increased focus on professional, educational, and leadership opportunities for women
The woman who was turned down by a British retailer earlier this month for not dressing "conservatively enough" now has a job with the company's rival.
...and 30% of jobs in the UK, 35% in Germany, and 21% in Japan.
An Uber female employee, as well as company CEO Travis Kalanick's former girlfriend, revealed details of a company trip to a South Korean escort bar back in 2014.
Virtually every organization has a few superstars. They're the employees who've fast-tracked their way to the C-suite or maybe they don't sit at the top of the hierarchy, but they are definitely part of the tacit power structure within the ...
When a client finally accepted that the root cause of their many struggles was that they keep hiring the wrong people, it was a major breakthrough. What will likely take even longer is for them to realize that they aren't even qualified to hire the ...
On the way to work this morning I saw a license plate that said "Be Odd." Granted I live in Vermont, where many people have bumper stickers that say "Keep Vermont Weird," so this wasn't too out of the ordinary
It feels almost too good to be true. You just stumbled across a job posting online that looks beyond perfect...You can't pass up this opportunity and you decide to apply. The process is going quickly and they begin to ask for more personal ...
Let me start with this, a thank you letter won't necessarily compensate if in your job interview an employer isn't convinced that you're the best person for the role, but it does leave a good impression that speaks to your work ethic and courtesy. ...
The bots are coming. Automation is already starting to replace jobs. Robots and computers are not only taking over routine physical work activities, but they can now tackle more complicated tasks like driving and sensing emotions. ...
Here’s why Java developers are still in such high demand, and why learning a new programming language will continue to be a sound investment for the foreseeable future.
Amazon announced a new initiative for employees that would allow them to start their own package delivery companies.
Sometimes waiting to hear back from the hiring manager about whether or not you got the job is more stressful than the interview process itself.
Lyft is styling itself as a kinder alternative to top ride-sharing company Uber as it is about launch a new program which will allow riders to donate to charity.
It earned more than a whopping $600 million worldwide.
Twitter is considering a paid subscription for brands and professionals. Find out what the site's premium version will offer to its users.
Canadian teacher Maggie MacDonnell won the Global Teacher Prize for her work with Inuit students and for enriching the lives of the people in the remote village of Salluit in the Canadian Arctic.
Did Apple have something to do with it?
