A List of Things That High Performers Do Differently
In every organization, there are employees who work solely for the paycheck and then there are high performers who love doing great work. There are certain things that hi...
Three Harsh Realities of Being an HR Leader
No one in an organization – a new employee on the shop floor to a senior executive in a glass skyscraper – is immune to challenges. Like a stone thrown into a pond, t...
Funny HR Typos That Can Kill Your Career
Typos happen, they’re ubiquitous, but some are funnier than others – especially when other people make them. No matter how many times you proofread, how many times yo...
With Shorter First Names comes Bigger Paycheck
What’s in a name? Money. No, I’m not high, I swear. Apparently, people with shorter first names earn a bigger paycheck, says study. Shorter names bring higher paychec...
The HR Digest: Career Advice Highlights
When you are finally a college graduate (now that you’ve thrown your cap in the air), you will be bombarded with various bits of career advice. The advice that you take...
Pluses and Minuses of Having Multiple Jobs
If you are a millennial, you are probably having multiple jobs to make the ends meet. Having more than one job is common among twenty-somethings as they need to pay off d...
Declining A Meeting Invitation Politely
If you observe a working day of an average American employee, you would realize that meetings waste a great deal of time. They account for the maximum unproductive time t...
Leadership Lessons from Apple
Why is it that some people or some organizations are more successful than other? What makes them different? It’s the way they define their goal and with that comes the...
Leadership Articles for Motivational Mondays
Here comes Monday, and to overcome those Monday blues, here are some of our leadership articles to keep you going through the day. Yeah, I’m going to bore you with some...
9 Signs of Job Burnout
Our study states that one in every four employees is suffering from job burnout. Job burnout is the state of chronic stress that is followed by physical and emotional exh...
Signs That You Are Stuck In A Career Rut, Here’s What To Do Next
You got a job offer as soon as you graduated and accepted it, considering it as a good opportunity. No doubt the job is paying good enough and is a good place to work but...
Which Type Of Procrastinator Are You?
So which type of procrastinator are you? Oh, you don’t have to be ashamed of that. Everyone procrastinates at some point in their life, the only difference is, each ...
Questions to ask as you get a promotion
Congratulations for your promotion! You have earned it through your hard work and perseverance. Now that you have a new job role, you should be well aware of your job res...
NOT TO DO GUIDE: Things not to say when saying “I Quit”
At some point in time, you will decide to quit your job either because you are fed up with all the things going on or have found a better job. In such situation, we usual...
What Your Work Wardrobe Says About You?
They say it takes only seven seconds to make an impression, and that stained collar won’t help. Clothes define what you are, even at work, so if your work wardrobe is n...
This Mother’s Day, Let’s Learn A Few Things From Working Moms
Learn From Working Moms Mother’s day is here, and it reminds me all the challenges that working moms deal with. They say, “It’s not easy to be a working mother, you...
