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Category Archives: Human Resources
Managers Tell, Leaders Ask
Telling is so much easier. It’s faster and more efficient. Asking takes time, and time is money. I’m on a schedule; I need to get things done. I don’t have time to answer questions! In my experience, this is the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, training
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Putting Fear in Perspective
Fear is Kryptonite to a Great Idea Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Business, Business Leadership, change, decision making, perceptions, psychology
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, positive psychology
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Ritz on the Rhine
I’m not a world traveler. Nor do I specialize in writing reviews about cruises and European vacations. I am however someone who appreciates customer service that exceeds expectations especially in the hospitality industry. About a year ago my brother-in-law suggested … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership, Customer Service, employee engagement, workplace
Tagged cruise
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Thirty Years and a Gold Watch – Forget It!
If you are a Millennial and you’re thinking “30 years and a gold watch”, think again. I read this morning, that the average tenure in a job is now 2.8 years. Are you kidding me? Don’t under estimate this new … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership, education, entrepreneur, Millennials, workplace
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If it’s Good for the Goose Why Wouldn’t it be Good for the Gander?
Why do organizations include pre-hire assessment in their process for some positions and not for others? I was first introduced to the assessment process about 15 years ago when we were doing a lot of hiring at Thomas & King … Continue reading
THE WHOLE PERSON COMES TO WORK
My wife, Susan is brilliant! I definitely “out kicked my coverage!” She’s a voracious reader and researcher. If you have an unidentified rash (for the record I haven’t had one), she’s going to get online and put Google through its … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership, employee engagement, Human Resources
Tagged engagement
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A True Service Hero!
It’s not every day you get to be in the presence of a true service hero. Susan and I had that pleasure last evening. We are enjoying a few days in the Texas Hill Country residing at Serenity Farmhouse Inn … Continue reading
Where Are You Spending Your Time?
From 2007 to 2009 the U.S. was mired in the longest and deepest recession of the post-World War II era. It featured the largest decline in output, consumption and investment, and the largest increase in unemployment of any post-war … Continue reading
Posted in Business Leadership
Tagged business leaders, hr professionals, leadership and development, training
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