Posts tagged: phoenix-location

Does Your Resume Need a QR Code?

QR codes. They’re all the rage in advertising. But are they really the next “must-have” on your resume? If you’re new to the conversation and don’t even know what a QR code is, don’t feel bad. Many people don’t. So here’s a quick primer: A QR code is that funny looking bar code image that [...] Read More

Just How Important is Trust to Your Team?

The answer: very. Trust is a vital component of every workplace. After all, you trust your employees to show up each day (we hope!), get their jobs done, and meet expectations. But when it comes to your virtual team, the issue of trust becomes even more important. In fact, according to the book, Virtual Team [...] Read More

Should You Talk Politics at Work?

With November 2012 just around the corner, election season is officially in full swing. And nowadays, it’s hard to go anywhere without being inundated with opinions on the candidates and their viewpoints. But what about when people start talking politics at work? Should you get in the game – or keep yourself on the sidelines? [...] Read More

Should You Rehire a Former Employee?

Picture it: You’ve got a job opening and just received a flood of resumes. As you’re perusing them, one in particular stands out. Not necessarily because their resume is so great…but because the name sounds familiar. And then it hits you: The candidate used to work for you. So should you toss their resume in [...] Read More

6 Reasons Athletes Make Great Employees

While the 2012 Summer Olympics are now behind us, it’s hard to forget the inspiring stories of so many athletes from around the world. They made their respective sports look easy, but it’s still clear that it required plenty of drive, determination, skill, and discipline to make it to the top. Did you ever think [...] Read More

Five Ways Body Language Can Help You Ace Your Next Interview

Getting a job in today's economy is tough. The dwindling recession is still characterized by unusually high levels of unemployment, which makes it harder than ever for the unemployed to get back on their feet and back into the workforce. There are too many people competing for too few positions resulting in a job search [...] Read More

Using Corporate Legends to Communicate Culture

We often hear that communicating organizational culture is an important task. However, most people fail to provide examples on how to do that very thing! I've been testing different methods for sharing culture (collecting touchstones, for one), but one of my favorite ways to share our corporate beliefs and values is through the "legends" within [...] Read More

How to Lead in a Crisis — Lessons Inspired by Lyndon B. Johnson

Imagine for a moment that you're Lyndon B. Johnson, 37th vice president of the United States. For just over two years, you've had little power and little to do. Then suddenly President John F. Kennedy is killed, and you become president, with all of the mammoth responsibilities that entails. What would you do? Thanks to [...] Read More

Hiring Lessons from Vince Lombardi

By Dan Monarko Vince Lombardi is widely considered the best football coach of all time, and ultimately may be the greatest coach in the history of all sports. He is widely accredited for his success because of his ability to inspire and motivate players; however, that is only part of the story. Lombardi was a [...] Read More