Why Your Company Should Consider an Open Leave Policy
No Vacation Nation The United States has been dubbed “No Vacation Nation” because we have no guaranteed paid leave written into our laws, […]
Category: Strategy
Top Careers for the Coming Decade
Thinking of making a career change or maybe tweaking your current one a bit? Maybe you’re considering going back to school or […]
Summer, Kids and Working from Home
If you have kids, you’re counting down the days until summer break. The kids themselves are undoubtedly excited about sleeping late and keeping […]
How Far is Too Far to Commute?
There are a ton of forum threads where people debate the merits and disadvantages of a long commute; it’s a common sticking […]
Should You Relocate For a Job?
You just received an offer from a company in another city. The money is more than you’re making now. It’s time to […]
Keep it Simple: What to Wear for a Job Interview
When preparing for an interview what’s most important? Being prepared. You know the company’s culture and history; you are familiar with the position […]
Beyond the Dollar Signs: 6 Benefits to Look For in a New Job
When considering a new position, pay is a priority, and it’s easy to let it eclipse all the other factors involved in creating […]
6 Signs of Micromanagement
I was once told that managing people means giving up control of a project but maintaining responsibility for it’s being done properly. […]
Negotiating Salary: The Do’s and Don’ts
Negotiating salary is often the part people balk at when securing a new position. What if I ask for too much, and […]
10 Questions to Ask Every Potential Employee
Winging it, while admirable at times, is not something you should be doing in an interview. We all expect potential employees to come […]