Do you remember your first day on the job? It is getting ready in the morning with anticipation and eagerness, making an effort to look impeccable from head to toe, leaving home early to ensure early arrival at the new office and walking through the … [Read more...]
Q: How Traumatic is Losing Your Job? A: Extremely
There's no denying that 2020 is the most challenging year in decades. Tenacity is essential in a challenging year. Over the last few months, millions of people have found themselves involuntarily out of work—most often through no fault of their own. … [Read more...]
Are They An Independent Contractor or an Employee?
What are your goals? Do you want to develop a process for each position to control those processes and results? Or, would you rather allow each person to manage their process as long as a result is the same for each position? The IRS defines the … [Read more...]
Job Interview Questions That Test Your Listening Skills
If you want to reach the level of becoming a successful communicator, then you're going to have to learn which questions to ask. When an interviewer is asking you questions such as times when you had to reiterate other's opinions, you can ask … [Read more...]
5 Questions to Ask When Starting a New Job
When you start a new job, there are a few different questions you should be asking yourself. First, figure out how you are expected to behave so that you can fit a companies culture. Next, think about how you can bring value to your company and … [Read more...]
The Art of Blooming Late
Several new releases provide suggestions on how to break from convention and achieve something more fulfilling with your life. Two books on philosophers - Edith Hall's Aristotle's Way and John Kaag's Hiking with Nietzsche - discuss how the foundation … [Read more...]
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