Suzy Welch: Here’s how long you should stay in a job

Does three to five years sounds like a reasonable timeline before you depart?  If you believe that you aren’t growing or you don’t see a future in your current job then it’s time to look for your next career move, according to Suzy.

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Why This French Agency Tried “The Voice” Style Interviews – and Then Ditched Them

Even though they tried to spice up the hiring process to encourage more people to apply for jobs it brought bad publicity. So, they had to stop conducting their interviews like that. The one good thing that this employment agency did was address the issue of unconscious bias. So, here are four less dramatic but effective tactics any agency can employ to reduce bias and increase fairness.

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Number of PR jobs hits all-time high, but not every type of communicator is in demand

From the looks of it PR jobs are in high demand within the business industry and it looks like it’s not stopping any time soon. Hear from Karen Bloom, principal at recruiting firm Bloom, Gross & Associates, talk about how PR is taking over the industry.

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Workers are ghosting their employers like bad dates!

Instead of communicating with their current employer, many workers are just not showing up for work and then not responding when contacted.  Analysts are blaming America’s increasingly tight labor market. Since there are more job openings, it has become easier to find a new job than to stay in a job that you aren’t interested in anymore.

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Google Spent a Decade Researching What Makes a Great Boss. They Came Up With These 10 Things

What makes great managers? At Google, they found ten necessary skills and behaviors in their high performing managers.

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How Do You Measure Culture? You Can’t. But You Can Do This Instead.

Granted you can’t really measure a company culture, but what you can do is measure the outputs of culture meaning the observable behaviors and outcomes you want to see as a consequence of your culture.

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Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, Hates Commas, Reportedly

This item on MSNBC stopped me in my tracks. The mighty Comma can make or break a thought.  #CommasCount

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The Top Startups of 2018: 50 U.S. Companies That Are Becoming Talent Magnets

From Lyft to Glossier, these are startup companies that are making a name for themselves in the business industry. Here are five tips on how to recruit top talent so your company can appear on next year’s list.

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How to Be an Ace Salary Negotiator (Even if You Hate Conflict)

When it comes to negotiating be sure to know your worth and never settle for a salary that is below that. Have a plan beforehand on what you are going to say to your boss and be prepared for anything. Yes, it may be nerve-racking when talking to your employer about salaries but at least try to get that raise.

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Why Introverts Make Great Leaders

Typically many will assume that the best leaders are those who are extroverts; people who are outgoing, sociable and gregarious. According to this article, that’s not the case. It says that introverts are more than capable of becoming great leaders (i.e. Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Marissa Mayer, and more) because they have the necessary skills to succeed.

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