Gen Z trends in the office
Think teens don’t want to work? Think again.
A report released by ResumeBuilder.
In the latest episode of The A100 podcast, we delve into the transformative power of professional development within associations.
Atlanta, GA – April 1, 2024 –The 100 Companies announces the launch of its groundbreaking job board platform, specifically designed to connect businesses with highly qualified talent. This innovative platform […]
After 30 years supervising employees, here’s my first of 24 lessons on How to Manage Your Team.
A big surprise becoming a manager was the frustration I felt discovering I couldn’t accomplish my daily list of things to do.
I knew one firm whose employees stopped by the receptionist’s desk each morning and asked, “How’s the weather today?” That was code for “What’s the boss’ mood today?” It’s okay to struggle with your own challenges, but it’s often best to not share them with your team.
Your team will look to you for signs they’re doing a good job.
It may be more difficult today in this age of work-from-home, hybrid teams and Zoom, but a short daily meeting of your team is a great way to build momentum.
I once hired a seasoned business consultant who asked our management team to list all their daily tasks
One of the biggest challenges in the game show Jeopardy is forming your answer in the form of question.
A challenge to a new manager is detecting the impact your words have following your transition from teammate to boss.