Teach Your New People the Top 15
It happens all the time. A new hire arrives for the first day of work. The supervisor rattles off a
It happens all the time. A new hire arrives for the first day of work. The supervisor rattles off a
Yes, you read that correctly. As I speak with employers every week, one of the concerns they mention is the
My wife and I and our friends, Bill and LuAnn, were sharing stories about our twenty-something kids. As we discussed
One recent morning, I was standing next to a woman in a local café. She appeared agitated, but I didn’t
Like anyone, there are times when I am saddled with a repetitive task. Whether it’s raking the lawn, stuffing envelopes,
I love my kids, but they leave the lights on. They’re both in college now, but when they returned for
A long-time contractor recently told me of taking charge of a building project when he first got started. Having just
Dan, a senior executive, recently told me of driving around in his prized 1977 Chevy pickup with his 16-year-old grandson.
Michael has been in the industry for the past fifteen years and working for his present employer the past three.
For what seems like forever, employers have recruited teens to fill front-line positions. These jobs typically pay little more than
Yes, you read that question right. In her brand new book, iGen, San Diego State University psychologist and author, Jean
When was the last time you complained about dealing with too much information? Chances are, it was in the past