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10 Ways to Make Your Employees Quit
Several years ago, a friend of mine suddenly quit her job at a fast-food place. I was
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Lesson from a Do-It-Yourselfer
Have you ever met a jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none? I’ve known several, and they’ve left me with a vague,
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The Link Between Exercise and Leadership
Our family often talks about what we’ve each done to exercise that day. This conversation inevitably leads
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Showing Off Your Soft Skills
Soft skills: How able are you to interact effectively with co-workers and customers? A while back, we
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Are You a Leader or an Editor?
No one likes to be thought of as a micromanager–probably because no one likes to be micromanaged!
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Format Your Resume Using Eye-Tracking Study Results
Someone’s always conducting a new study, it seems, and many times the usefulness of the topic is
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Boost Employee Morale With…Lunch?
After reading countless articles on employee retention, the truth is finally out: All your employees really want
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Improve Your Writing Skills
A writing teacher once told me, “Writing is nine-tenths revision.” That was definitely not what I wanted
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Interview Questions to Avoid Asking
Every week, I overhear our recruiters talking to candidates, preparing them for their next interview. Along with
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The 80/20 Principle Book Review
By Richard Koch A book summary by Jeff Abbott. The Pareto Principle has been a big factor
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What Defines Authentic Leadership?
Is it possible to be a leader and exert influence even if you don’t possess a title
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9 Tips for Your First Video Interview
My friend Sandra* had a telephone interview the other day. Because she gets poor reception at her