Best Cities To Work Remotely & Living Cheap
The best cities to work remotely must feature high marks of racial tolerance, friendliness to foreigners, regional stability and safe enough for women, aside from aggress...
Top Entry-Level Jobs for Literature Majors
Finding suitable entry-level jobs for literature majors depends on a lot of factors. Of course, most people who choose careers in literature already have a long list of t...
Assistant Store Manager -Full Time – Follett Corporation – Potsdam, NY
HR Jobs Partners with various support partners to include Store Operations, AP, HR and Training. This position is responsible for assisting the Store Manager in… Fr...
CEO Turnover Rate Has Hit a Record High
According to a new study by Strategy&, the consulting arm of PwC, CEO turnovers reached 17.5 percent last year, the highest since the inception of the survey in 2000....
The Ripple Effect of Zappos’ Self-Management System
In the Japanese island of Okinawa, people live by a value called ikigai. Pronounced “ick-ee-guy,” the word is said to have no direct translation in English, though ...
Occupational Alcoholism Could Be Creeping Into Your Workplace Culture
Dr. Lawrence Weinstein, Chief Medical Officer of American Addiction Centers on Occupational Alcoholism Occupational alcoholism is a major concern for employers and employ...
Conflict Avoidance Lessons from Popular GOT Characters
Conflict in the workplace is an unwelcome distraction. It arises when people from different cultures, with differing values, opinions and beliefs come together. It is so ...
Which GOT Character Defines Your Personality?
We are just a few days away from knowing who will sit on the iron throne. With it we’ll bid farewell to our favorite GOT characters. Until of course, we are blessed a G...
My Coworkers Won’t Stop Skinny Shaming Me. How Do I handle Comments About My Appearance?
Skinny shaming can be as harmful as fat shaming. A coworker’s remarks on appearance at work can rise to microaggressions and lead to actionable harassment. Read Jane Ha...
Paul Wolfe, SVP And HR At Indeed On How To Create A Positive Work Culture
The importance of having a positive work culture can never be overestimated. Employees are a company’s most important assets. Ensuring that they feel valued and are hap...
Race Against Bias: Are We Aware of Our Own Unconscious Bias?
Unconscious bias is hard-wired into our brains. It’s a survival mechanism, so basic and below our conscious radar. It helps us better sift through the constant stream o...
Improve Your Presentation Skills With These Effective Ways
Presentation skills are not innate, they are gradually developed. You may have enjoyed watching a CEO unveil a new product or a flawless TED Talk and wondered what it wou...
Stats on Gender Pay Equality – Encouraging or Not?
It’s been 56 years since the US government passed the Equal Pay Act, but stats on gender pay equality reveal that though conditions have improved, we still have a long ...
4 Strong Signs Your Job Interview Went Well : Signs Interview Went Well
You probably thought your last job interview was the last because you provided amazing answers to the questions asked. You also presented your skills and experiences to t...
Celebrating 10 Powerful HR Leaders
Never have HR leaders had to handle so much change so rapidly. The modern economy demands transforming companies endlessly, necessitating profound changes in the workforc...
Peter Fasolo, CHRO at Johnson & Johnson, On the Value of Transformational Growth and Innovation
“Creating Opportunities for a Multigenerational Workforce” The HR Digest: Johnson & Johnson is said to have a very strong corporate culture. Many of your ...
