Top 5 Blogs in the #Workplace This Week
Each week Blogging4Jobs brings you the Top Workplace Blogs of the Week. These blogs come from all across the internet and highlight important topics being discussed in the space. We serve as your weekly recap of top blogs that we’ve read throughout the week. If we’ve missed any, let us know. TOP BLOGS OF THE WEEK […]
Domestic Violence and the Workplace
In my last post, I talked about how important good listening skills are for HR professionals. As I mentioned, sometimes when we listen, employees tell us about an issue that requires more help than we can give. In my HR career, I have had employees come to me about domestic violence issues in their lives. […]
Sowing the Seeds: Planting Kindness in the Workplace
Do you have anyone at your current employment that no matter how bad a day you are having; you know you can count on them to lighten your load? The unconditional kindness they shower upon others like seeds of wildflowers. Over the past couple years; I have been honored to work with one of these […]
Out At Work
By now just about everyone has heard the apothegm, ” were here were queer get used to it”. Coming Out At Work The LGBT movement has quickly emerged as one of the most successful human rights initiatives in my lifetime thanks to enormous changes in culture, entertainment, media, public attitudes, and legal systems during the […]
I Blame Google Glass For Zero Privacy at Work & Life
Looking for an invite to Google Glass? Leave a comment below on how you will use Google Glass. I have one invite I’ll send over to one lucky reader. Note, you are responsible for the cost of Google Glass. Earlier last week we heard about Nick Starr who started a war with a local bar […]
The Best Networking Question to Ask
Last week I photographed several speakers at an event. I just used my iPhone and they came out great. After each speaker finished, I approached them with my card and asked if they would like the photographs emailed to them or posted to social media. Each speaker was delighted and wanted to stay in touch. […]
