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A resume, by definition, is a summary of personal, educational, and professional qualifications and experience one provides when applying for a job. If you are submitting an application for a position you want to put your best foot forward, after all this is the company’s first introduction to you as a possible candidate. First impressions…
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Teamwork makes the dream work. It’s cliché, but we all want to head into the office every day knowing we can work effectively with our teams to meet company goals. Despite best efforts and intentions, things happen that impact team performance. As a manager, you find yourself the person responsible for solving these performance…
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Are you looking to scale your organization? Here are some processes and practices that we’ve implemented with our clients to help them grow – sometimes really, really, fast. Use them to help your company stand out in terms of how you attract and retain talent in your organization. Start with Culture… Build your organization with…
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Are you launching a Change Management Program? We’ve put together a list of behaviors that will help you manage your program – and drive to a number – in a way that supports ongoing sustainable change. Change projects are not easy. They deserve to be done well, both for the people impacted and the organizations…
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Effective October 29, 2018, all companies in New Jersey must implement paid sick leave for their employees, according to the NJ Paid Sick Leave Law. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about what this means and what needs to be done by Monday. Who is covered by the new law? All W-2 employees…
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Looking for ways to build employee engagement? Without spending a dime? Here’s some food for thought on how you can improve your bottom line and your perception as an employer of choice. Think of your employees with a customer mindset There’s a shift happening among high performing companies where employees are viewed through the same lens…
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No one looks forward to firing someone. It’s one of the hardest things we do as leaders. The conversation is confronting, we don’t know how the person will react and, honestly, we don’t get a lot of practice. Here are a few suggestions to help you if you’re planning to part company with an employee.…
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Before you embark on a change management project, ask yourself these questions. They will help you identify what you need to achieve ongoing sustainable change in your organization. Is it achievable? This is not about whether the change can be implemented. It’s about whether your people will change. For example, most technology-driven change pushes efficiency and…
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This morning, NBC announced that Matt Lauer was terminated for misconduct, the latest in a string of harassment complaints across several high-profile industries. It’s left employers wondering how deep the problem is and how to create a workplace where people feel safe and are treated professionally, while at the same time, respecting personal lives and,…
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Whether you started work 20 years ago or graduated this summer, you feel it. Whether you are single or have a partner, have kids, pets or plants, there is a growing perception that there is no such thing as real ‘down time’ anymore. We bring our tech with us to the beach and our kids…
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